ülekandeviis

Ülekandeviis is a concept in Estonian law that refers to the transfer of a property right from one person to another. This transfer can occur through various means, including sale, gift, or inheritance. The term "ülekandeviis" is derived from the Estonian words "ülekand" (transfer) and "viis" (method or manner).

In Estonian law, the method of transfer is crucial as it determines the legal consequences of the transaction. For example, a sale is considered a transfer of ownership, while a gift is a transfer of possession. The method of transfer can also affect the tax implications of the transaction.

Ülekandeviis is governed by the Estonian Civil Code, which outlines the legal requirements and procedures for each type of transfer. These requirements may include the need for a written agreement, the payment of a transfer tax, or the registration of the transfer with the relevant authorities.

Ülekandeviis is an important concept in Estonian law, as it provides a framework for the transfer of property rights and ensures that these transactions are conducted in a fair and transparent manner. It is a key aspect of the Estonian legal system and plays a significant role in the country's property market.