Kasutuskorra

Kasutuskorra is an Estonian term that translates to "usage arrangement" or "right of use." It refers to a legal concept that defines how a property or a part of a property can be used by a specific person or entity, even if they do not own it. This right of use is typically established through a contract or a legal agreement and outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the usage.

The concept of kasutuskorra is often encountered in real estate and property law. It can be used to grant various types of rights, such as the right to live in a property, the right to use a specific area of land, or the right to access certain facilities. For instance, a landowner might grant a neighbor a kasutuskorra to use a pathway across their property to reach a road. Similarly, in apartment buildings, individual apartment owners have a kasutuskorra for their specific unit, while also sharing a joint ownership and usage arrangement for common areas.

The establishment of a kasutuskorra often involves formal registration, especially when it pertains to real estate, to ensure clarity and legal enforceability. This registration provides public notice of the established right of use and protects the rights of the person or entity granted the kasutuskorra. The terms of the kasutuskorra are crucial as they dictate the scope of the permitted use and can include restrictions or obligations for the user. It is a mechanism that allows for flexible property arrangements while maintaining legal certainty.