Learning Outcomes
Induction and understanding of the way, the procedure and the beneficiaries of correction (for the accuracy of those entitled to request correction) of the first (original) or subsequent inaccurate cadastral records. Compilation of the procedural prerequisites of cadastral litigation (e.g. functional competence of a cadastral judge, definition of a cadastral lawsuit) and the prerequisites of its admissible discussion (e.g. cadastral mediation, etc.). Understanding of the limits of the control of the legality of the head of the cadastral offices and attempt to resolve procedural issues arising during the judicial control of a cadastral legal remedy for the correction of cadastral records (in particular Art. 6 §§ 2, 3, 4 and 8, 13 § 2, 16 § 5, 18, 19 § 2 of Law 2664/1998).
Course Content (Syllabus)
The subject of the course taught in the first semester is the determination of the way, the procedure and the beneficiaries of correction (for the accuracy of those entitled to request correction) of the first (original) or later inaccurate cadastral records, and in particular the presentation, as well as the development of the cadastral trial. Guided by recent Greek case law, the procedural requirements of cadastral litigation (e.g. functional competence of the cadastral judge, definition of a cadastral claim) and the requirements for its admissible discussion (e.g. cadastral mediation, etc.) are specified and analysed. The problems of procedural cadastral law are identified, as they are reflected in theory and case law, and the resolution of procedural issues arising in the judicial review of a cadastral legal remedy for the correction of cadastral records is sought (in particular Articles 6 §§ 2, 3, 4 and 8, 13 § 2, 16 § 5, 18, 19 § 2 of Law 2664/1998).