The geographical repercussions of the mortgage principles after Law 13/2015, of June 24 (VI): Principle’s consequence of the registration: the opposability and the graphic registration priority.
Keywords:
Enforceability principle, priority principle, geographical repercussions in the description of the properties, cadastral georeferencing, alternative georeferencingAbstract
Law 13/2015 has been one of the most extensive modifications of the Mortgage Law, since 1946, with respect to which we intend to elaborate an evolutionary interpretation of Law 13/2015, based on the extension of its repercussion to all mortgage principles. Following the scheme outlined in the first of the articles in this series, in this sixth chapter, we find ourselves in the principles because of the legal-substantive value of the registry advertising, derived from the substantivity of the registry pronouncements. That is, we deal with the principles of registration enforceability and that of registration priority of rights, whose title has been presented before in the Registry, with respect to those presented later, to investigate whether Law 13/2015 has introduced geographical repercussions with respect to them.
