RECORDING OF AN EXTRAORDINARY REMEDY IN THE LAND REGISTRY
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https://doi.org/10.30925/zpfsr.43.3.7Keywords:
recording of a dispute, recording of proceedings, recording of outstanding remedy, constitutional suit, application to the European Court of Human Rights.Abstract
The 2019 Land Registry Act introduces a new record, namely the recording of an extraordinary remedy, modelled on the Slovenian Land Registry Act. This paper deals with the aforementioned record and provides an overview of the (UN) possibility of recording disputes in the land register, which are, on the occasion of book rights, held before the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia and the requests before the European Court of Human Rights. The paper raises doubts as to the justification for introducing such a record, showing the recording of the dispute and the recording of the proceedings.
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