murtoomaisuuden

Murtoomaisuus is a Finnish term that translates loosely to "fractured property" or "fragmented ownership." It refers to a situation where a piece of land or a property is divided into multiple, often small and irregularly shaped, parcels owned by different individuals or entities. This division can occur through inheritance, sale, or other legal means over time.

The consequences of murtoomaisuus can be significant. It often leads to difficulties in land use and development, as coordinating activities or implementing larger projects requires the agreement of multiple owners. Small, fragmented parcels may not be economically viable for certain agricultural or commercial purposes. Access to these parcels can also be a challenge, potentially requiring easements or shared rights of way.

In Finland, the concept of murtoomaisuus is often addressed through land consolidation proceedings, where fragmented parcels are reorganized and combined to create more functional and efficiently owned units. This process aims to resolve issues related to land use, infrastructure, and ownership complexities. The goal is to improve the economic and social utility of the land.