Kiinteistönmuodostamistoimenpiteitä

Kiinteistönmuodostamistoimenpiteitä refers to the legal and technical processes involved in creating, altering, or combining land parcels in Finland. These procedures are governed by legislation, primarily the Land Survey Act, and are executed by authorized surveyors and the National Land Survey of Finland. The fundamental purpose is to define property boundaries clearly and ensure that land ownership is accurately registered in the official land information system.

Common types of kiinteistönmuodostamistoimenpiteitä include lohkominen (subdivision), where a larger parcel is divided into smaller ones; yhdistäminen (consolidation), where two or more adjacent parcels are merged into a single property; and halkominen (partition), which is similar to subdivision but often used for dividing inherited property. Other procedures involve the establishment of easements (rasite) or other rights related to land use.

The process typically begins with an application submitted to the National Land Survey. Surveyors then conduct field measurements to determine the new boundaries, taking into account existing property lines, easements, and any legal restrictions. A formal plan is created, and the new property details are registered in the Cadastral Register. These measures are crucial for property transactions, land use planning, and resolving boundary disputes, ensuring legal certainty and order in land ownership.