Kataszterozási

Kataszterozási refers to the process of cadastral surveying or land registration. It is a fundamental part of land administration and involves the systematic recording and mapping of land parcels within a defined territory. The primary goal of kataszterozási is to establish a clear and legally recognized record of land ownership, boundaries, and often, the cadastral value of properties. This information is crucial for various purposes, including property taxation, land development, urban planning, and ensuring legal certainty in land transactions.

The process typically involves surveying the land to determine precise boundaries, which are then recorded on official maps. These maps, along with descriptive information about each parcel, form the cadastre. The cadastre serves as a public record, accessible to relevant authorities and, in some cases, the public. In many countries, kataszterozási is a continuous process, with updates made as land ownership changes, new parcels are created, or existing ones are modified. The accuracy and comprehensiveness of the cadastre are vital for effective land management and dispute resolution. It forms the basis for many governmental and private sector activities related to land.