Good day! Here is a brief overview of the changes to the Procedure for Providing Information from the State Register of Real Property Rights.
1. **Essence of the Changes:**
The resolution introduces changes to the procedure for providing information from the State Register of Real Property Rights, restricting access to certain information about real property of legal entities during martial law and for one year after its cancellation. In particular, this concerns information about the location of the real property (except for the state, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, region) and the cadastral number of the land plot.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
The resolution amends paragraphs 5 and 16 of the Procedure for Providing Information from the State Register of Real Property Rights. The changes stipulate that in the cases defined by the second paragraph of point 16, the address of the real property and the cadastral number of the land plot are not indicated. Also, for the period of martial law and one year after its completion, access to information about the location of the real property (except for information about the state, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, region) and the cadastral number of the land plot is restricted if the right to them is registered to a legal entity. This restriction does not apply to information provided to banks based on service provision agreements.
3. **Key Provisions for Use:**
**** The most important thing is that during martial law and for one year after its cancellation, when receiving information from the State Register of Rights in electronic form, data on the exact location of real property owned by legal entities, as well as cadastral numbers of land plots owned by legal entities, will be unavailable. This restriction does not apply to banks that receive information based on relevant agreements.
