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THE INTRODUCTION OF SYSTEMATIC CADASTRE IN ROMANIA. CASE STUDY: THE TERRITORIAL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT BATA, ARAD COUNTY
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At this moment, in Romania it is desired the introduction of the general cadastre and with it, the completion of specialized cadastres. The cadastral works are carried out in order to provide realistic and complete real estate data to the interested persons, at all times, and is finalizing with the registration in the Land book. The realization of general/systematic cadastre is the exclusive attribute of the Romanian State, through the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (NACLR). The objective of systematic cadastre is the registration into the Integrated cadastre and land book system of the real estates located outside towns, the works beeing initiated by the territorial administrative unit at the cadastral sector level. According to the Order 533/2016 regarding the approval of the Technical Specifications for the systematic cadastral works, in order to enroll the real estate in to the Land book, the systematic cadastre refers to: - identification, measurement, description and registration of the real estate in thetechnical documents of the cadastre, their representation on cadastral plans and thestorage of data in digital format; - identification of owners and other holders of real estate for registration in the Landbook; - public display of the results obtained after the execution of the systematic cadastreworks, the correction of the errors reported by the owners and the opening of a newLand book. Through a case study, this paper aims to present the legal framework, the steps and the final documents of systematic cadastre.
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