kiinteistömuoto

Kiinteistömuoto refers to a type of immovable property in Finnish law. It encompasses a broad range of assets that are fixed to the land, such as buildings, foundations, and any other improvements made to the property.

In the context of real estate, kiinteistömuoto pertains to the physical aspects of a property, as opposed to intangible elements such as ownership or usage rights. This category of assets can be further divided into several sub-types, including exclusive building structures, multi-unit residential buildings, commercial and industrial properties, as well as agricultural and forestry assets.

The concept of kiinteistömuoto is significant in Finnish property law, as it determines the ownership and transfer of rights related to immovable assets. For instance, when purchasing a property, the ownership of kiinteistömuoto is typically transferred from the seller to the buyer through the execution of a deed of sale.

In practice, the identification and categorization of kiinteistömuoto are essential for various purposes, such as taxation, zoning regulations, and insurance. They also play a crucial role in the valuation and financing of properties.

Finnish legislation, specifically the revised Building Act (rakennuslaki) and the Land Law (maatalousoikeuslaki), govern the management and regulation of kiinteistömuoto. Compliance with these regulations is necessary to ensure the legitimate ownership and management of immovable properties in Finland.