Privatization of a summer cottage

Privatization of a country plot

Privatization of a country plot includes several stages, and a lawyer can greatly simplify this process, ensuring its legality and correctness. Here are the steps that privatization of a country plot usually includes, and the role of a lawyer at each of these stages:

• 1. Initial consultation: - The lawyer conducts a consultation, explaining to the client the process of privatization, necessary documents, deadlines and possible difficulties.

• 2. Collection and preparation of documents:
  - The lawyer helps to collect all the necessary documents, which may include:
  - Documents confirming the right to use the plot (for example, a lease agreement, decisions of local authorities).
  - Passport and identification the owner's code.
  - Technical passport for the buildings, if they are on the site.
  - The lawyer checks the correctness of the documents, helps with their receipt or renewal, if they are lost.

• 3. Cadastral survey:
  - The lawyer organizes the cadastral survey of the plot. For this, certified land surveyors are involved, who determine the exact boundaries of the plot.
  - The received data is transferred to the State Land Cadastre.

• 4. Registration of ownership: - A lawyer prepares an application for privatization and submits it together with a package of documents to the appropriate body (usually it is a local authority or the Center for the provision of administrative services). - The lawyer controls the application review process, interacts with the relevant authorities, responds to their requests.

• 5. Obtaining a decision on privatization:
  - After considering the application and checking the documents, the relevant body makes a decision to transfer the plot to private ownership.
  - A lawyer helps to obtain this decision and checks its legality and correctness.

• 6. Registration of the right of ownership in the State Register of Property Rights to Immovable Property:
  - A lawyer submits documents to the State Register of Property Rights to Immovable Property for the registration of ownership rights to a plot.
  - After entering data into the register, the owner receives an extract from the State Register on the ownership of the plot.

• 7. Post-privatization actions:
  - The lawyer can provide advice on further actions, such as drawing up a contract of sale, donation or other transactions with the plot.
  - The lawyer helps with taxation issues, if they arise.

A lawyer ensures the legal purity of the process, helps to avoid errors and problems that may arise due to improper preparation of documents or violation of procedures. This allows the plot owner to be sure of the legality of his actions and the results of privatization.