The impact of land registration on the regulation of land relations

Abstract

Cadastral registration represents a method of protecting property rights and limited natural resources. Both the need to know the shape and size of the property as well as property recognition by another person determined the appearance of the land registration process and registration of property rights. The process of land registration represents a public action (of the state). State interest in the registration process derives from the need to implement appropriate fiscal policy for each situation. Effective implementation of progressive methods regulating land relations (related to taxation, investment, subsidization, crediting, etc.), according to the objective needs of society, requires a higher level of rights protection. Land relations have always been a source of dispute. The land, in its turn, represents a specific means of production. In this study, the purpose of land registration (immovable property as a whole) consists in both the protection of rights and resulted interests and appropriate application (according to the law) in time and space of all the necessary (current) methods of efficient regulation of land relations. Given the present circumstances of social development, implementation of subsidy policy, investment, crediting, planning, management and efficient use of land, etc., there is an increasing role of the registration process, because land registration will ensure the development of subsidization, investments, owner-oriented fiscal policies etc.