Rasitehakemuslomake

Rasitehakemuslomake is a form used in Finland to apply for a right of encumbrance, also known as a servitude. This right grants a specific usage of another person's property for the benefit of another property or a specific individual. Common examples of servitudes include rights of way for access, utility lines, or drainage.

The application process typically involves submitting the rasitehakemuslomake to the relevant land registry authority, often the Finnish National Land Survey (Maanmittauslaitos). The form requires detailed information about the properties involved, the nature of the proposed encumbrance, and the parties involved. It is crucial to accurately describe the purpose and extent of the requested right.

A thorough understanding of Finnish property law and the specific requirements of the land registry is necessary when completing the rasitehakemuslomake. Applicants may need to provide supporting documents, such as maps or property descriptions, to clarify their request. The application is then reviewed by the authorities, who will assess its legality and impact. If approved, the servitde is registered in the property registers, becoming a legally binding encumbrance on the property.