The geographical repercussions of the mortgage principles after Law 13/2015, of June 24 (IV): The graphic registration speciality principle

Authors

  • Pedro Fandos Pons

Keywords:

Principle of specialty, individualization and description of the registered property, georeferencing, incorporation of the georeferencing of the registered property unit to the land registry act

Abstract

Continuing with the purpose of trying to develop an evolutionary interpretation of Law 13/2015 and its impact on mortgage principles, we now try to investigate this fourth installment of the series, following the scheme outlined in the first of the articles, on the geographical repercussions of the principle of specialty, derived from the legal cognoscibility of the contents of the Registry, since each right must be perfectly individualized in the seat. Regarding the object, it must be so individualized that it allows its distinction with respect to the other objects of law, both from a literary and graphic point of view, introducing into the seat a new circumstance, of an electronic nature, the georeferencing of the registered property unit.

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Published

2020-10-31

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Section

ESTUDIOS LEGISLATIVOS

How to Cite

The geographical repercussions of the mortgage principles after Law 13/2015, of June 24 (IV): The graphic registration speciality principle. (2020). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 781, 2665 a 2712. https://rcdi.tirant.com/rcdi/article/view/834