Regulations on Cadastral (matrikkelforskriften)


Date FOR 2009-06-26-864


Ministry Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development


Published in 2009 Booklet 8


Effective 01.10.2009, 01.01.2010

Edited

FOR-2015-11-06-1282 from 01/01/2016

Changes


For
Norway

Legal

LOV-2005-06-17-101-§4, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§5a, LAW-2005-06-17-101-section 6, LAW-2005-06-17- 101 §8, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§9, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§10, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§14, LAW-2005-06- 17-101-L-15, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§16 LOV-2005-06-17-101-§17, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§18, LAW-2005- 06-17-101-§19, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§20, LAW-2005-06-17-101-L-21, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§22, legislation 2005-06-17-101-§23, LAW-2005-06-17-101-Section 24, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§25, LAW-2005-06-17-101-L-26, LOV-2005-06-17-101-L-29, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§30, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§31, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§ 32, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§33, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§34, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§35, LAW-2005-06-17-101 -§39, LAW-2005-06-17-101-L-41, LAW-2005-06-17-101-L-46, LAW-2005-06-17-101-§ 50, LAW-2005-06-17 -101-L-51, LAW-1981-03-13-6-§51a

Promulgated
30.06.2009 kl. 15.50

Short Title
Matrikkelforskriften

Chapter Overview:

Part 1. General provisions (§§ 1-22)
Part 2. Matters that require surveying business (§§ 23-42)
Part 3. Matters not require surveying business (§§ 43-62)
Part 4. Other provisions (§§ 63-70)

Adopted by the Ministry of Environment (now Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development) 26 June 2009, pursuant to Act 17 June 2005 no. 101 on real estate registration (cadastre) § 4, § 5a, § 6, § 8, § 9, § 10, § 14, § 15, § 16, § 17, § 18, § 19, § 20, § 21, § 22, § 23, § 24, § 25, § 26, § 29, § 30, § 31 , § 32, § 33, § 34, § 35, § 39, § 41, § 46, § 50 and § 51 and Act 13 March 1981. 6 concerning protection against pollution and concerning waste (Pollution Control Act) § 51a.
Changes: Amended by regulations 18 Dec 2009 No.. 1712, 21 June 2010 No.. 1073, March 15, 2013 no. 284, 18 Dec 2013 No.. 1599, September 18, 2015 no. 1060, November 6, 2015 No.. 1282.

Part 1. General Provisions

1. Introduction

§ 1. Central matrikkelstyresmakt Norwegian Mapping is central matrikkelstyresmakt.

§ 2. Definitions In these regulations:

A)

Surveyor, the directorship surveying the store;

B)

Registered owner, the person or persons who have legal title that owns the land register public. When land register accuracy is not introduced into the land register (land register), is the registered owner the person or persons listed as an owner in the land register. When Cadastre public is sectioned and Eierseksjonssameiet not established on leased property, is the registered owner the person or persons who have legal title to the sections;

C)

Registered parties, the party that holds the registered title that attach to the land register public. When Cadastre public is not introduced in the Land Register, the registered parties that or those listed as parties in the land register. When Cadastre public is sectioned and Eierseksjonssameiet is established on leased property, registered attach it or those who have legal title to the sections;

D)

Official address, the full address of a building, building component, functional unit, property, or other object that is registered with an address in the land register;

E)

Address name, name of street, road, trail, space or area, used as part of the official address;

F)

Address number, a number and any letter that uniquely identifies properties and building or entrances to buildings within an addressable street, road, trail, space or area;

G)

Use unit numbers (house numbers), a letter and four digits that uniquely identifies the individual using the device within an addressable building or building component;

H)

Location extensions name, inherited user name, name of an institution or building, hamlet names or other names used as part of the official address;

I)

Vegadresse address in the form of a link name and an address number;

J)

Matrikkeladresse address in the form of a land registration and number and any party number, possibly also a sub-number;

K)

Matrikkeladressenavn, place names associated with an official address which is provided as an matrikkeladresse unassigned address additional names;

L)

Unregistered land, because property or party because that was legally established before landed property part of the Property, Address and Building Register (GAB-register) entered into force in the municipality and that are not allocated separate title number.

Chapter 2. Cadastre

§ 3. Content of Cadastre
(1) cadastre includes information on

A)
cadastre units, including

-

Title number, Cadastre device type, total real estate

-
Legal conditions, as registered owner and registered festers name, address and identity number or registration number, contact person's name, address and identity number or organization number

-
Area, boundaries and border point with quality specification

-
Guides and point

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Cultural

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Soil contamination

-
History, including Information about previous surveying business

-
References to private agreements on existing limit

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Agreement or decision on the acquisition of land for public road or rail

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Been lodged matter for land consolidation court

B)
buildings, including

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Building number, building type, industry group, built-up area

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Number of floors and their floor space and floor space, elevator

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Building status, building historical information

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Water supply, drainage

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Energy sources and heating

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Contact person's name, address and identity number or organization number

C)
use units in building, including

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Use device number, use device type, usable

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Number of rooms, bathroom, toilet, kitchen access

D)
orders concerning the use of land or buildings

E)
addresses cadastre units, buildings and operating units, including information on basic unit, constituency, church parish, village, postcodes and place names.

(2) Cadastre shall also include localising information with coordinates, archive references and information on the connection between the cadastre units, addresses and buildings.

(3) Cadastre may own additional part contain similar information about Cadastre, address and building for use in municipal planning, administration and management, including information about sanitation, domestic water supply, wastewater treatment, septic tank, buried fuel tank and building materials as well as reference to case or archive.

(4) cadastre may also contain other information about Cadastre, address, building and operating unit as necessary arrangement, operation and transfer of the land register.

§ 4. land register
(1) Norwegian Mapping Authority may issue regulations, instructions or specification provide additional rules on land register, the contents of the land register and the transmission of information in the land register.

(2) Norwegian Mapping Authority must ensure that the Cadastre are managed and stored in a safe manner, including that it regularly taken backups.

(3) Norwegian Mapping Authority, local authorities and other leading data in the land register, or anyone on their behalf treats matrikkelopplysninger shall exercise preventive security service for the land register in accordance with law on preventive security service. Municipality which leaves it to others to lead the land register shall give advance notice of the Norwegian Mapping Authority.

§ 5. Approval of the person who will lead the land register
(1) A person shall keep information in the land register, must undergo the Norwegian Mapping Authority's course in matrikkelføring. If he has ceased shall keep information in the land register, the municipality shall forthwith notify the Norwegian Mapping Authority to withdraw the approval. The same applies to government agencies leading information in the land register pursuant to the cadastre § 22 third paragraph.

(2) Norwegian Mapping Authority can withdraw approval if approved person treats the land register in violation of rules or pursuant to a cadastre.

Chapter 3. Joint provisions concerning Cadastre

§ 6. Inspection of requisition and demands for matrikkelføring municipality shall check whether the requisition of surveying business or requirement matrikkelføring have missing or incorrect when the municipality receives the requisition or requirement. Municipality finds that the requisition or requirement must be corrected, the municipality shall notify the person who has submitted the requisition or requirement, on what needs to be addressed. Descendant not competent municipal requirements within the stipulated deadline, the municipality may reject the requisition or requirement matrikkelføring.

§ 7. title number, etc..
(1) the land registry of landed property, plant property and land common property shall consist of farm numbers and use numbers. Use number included in a consecutive numbering within the farm number.

(2) title number for party due shall consist of farm number, user number and party number. Fasten number included in a sequential numbering of the attachment because the relevant basic property or land condominium.

(3) title number for own section shall consist of farm numbers, use numbers and section numbers. If own section located on the feast reason, the attachment number being a part of the land registry. Section number is part of a consecutive numbering of own sections on the relevant basic property, plant property, or party reason.


(4) Basic Property shall receive the same farm number that property is separated from. Construction Property and land condominium will get the same farm numbers adjacent landed property. In special circumstances, the unit can have another farm numbers. When creating a new farm numbers or other major changes in farm number sequences, approval will be obtained from the Norwegian Mapping Authority.

(5) title number that has been used before, but that goes out by merging, renumbering, redivision, etc. shall not be reused.

(6) land registry must be affiliated with a municipal number or similar identifier for unique identification throughout the land register.

(7) Information on acreage, boundary lines and boundary point will be described with an indication of data quality and reliability.

(8) All property parcels must be listed as closed polygons, if necessary by means of guides and help point. Guides and point indicating that each boundary stream is unknown.

§ 8. Notification to probate
(1) The municipality shall submit a special report to the registration of each individual business. As message, use the special report produced in land register. The message and any attachments should contain sufficient information and documentation to the creation, modification, deletion or merging of Cadastre may be registered in the Land Register.

(2) The municipality shall, together with the message also send any other documents that have been the basis for matrikkelføringen and to be officially registered.

(3) Notification concerning land transfer may only comprise two cadastre units.

§ 9. Issue of matrikkelbrev
(1) The municipality shall issue matrikkelbrev mentioned in cadastre § 24, third paragraph, first sentence. The municipality will also issue matrikkelbrev as soon as the municipality has matrikkelført LIMIT or matter referred to in cadastre § 24 fourth or fifth paragraph. The same applies to the elucidation of the existing boundary with the exceptions set out in Regulation § 36, second paragraph.

(2) The municipality shall send matrikkelbrevet to whoever has requisitioned surveying business. In a case concerning sectioning or redivision, which does not require surveying business, the municipality shall send matrikkelbrevet to the person who has requested sectioning or redivision. In a case concerning merger, the municipality shall send matrikkelbrevet to whoever has demanded merger.

(3) If the limit for other Cadastre than it is requisitioned surveying business over, marked or measured again, the municipality shall send a letter with relevant notification to this effect to the registered owner and registered parties of the entity in question, cf. Cadastre § 24 third paragraph, fourth sentence. The notification can be limited to show which limits are marked or measured, and any other changes or additions of importance to the Cadastre.

(4) When the municipality leads Cadastre at the request of the land consolidation court, the municipality shall notify the registered owner and registered parties of the entity concerned about performance, and notify the land consolidation court on completion. The notification must show changes and additions in the land register as required by matrikkelføringen.

(5) The municipality shall otherwise issue matrikkelbrev mentioned in cadastre § 29 second paragraph.

(6) Matrikkelbrevet must be signed, dated and show what is recorded on the unit at that time. Matrikkelbrevet does not include information stored in municipal additional part of the land register.

(7) Matrikkelbrevet should follow standardized format approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority. The same applies to the declaration as state, county and municipality shall use the land transfer or creation of new Cadastre of reason to be used for public road or rail.

§ 10 Rectification, modification or addition of information in the land register, etc.
(1) Recognition in Cadastre involving rectification, modification or addition of information, including deletion of Cadastre, shall be documented and archived.

(2) The registered owner and registered parties shall be notified of guidelines relating to an Cadastre. If the guide applies a large number of devices, the notification be published in local newspapers or municipal information agency.

(3) Basic Property, plant property, fixing land and soil condominium that no longer exists in the forest, can be deleted by the device are removed from the land register and then Cadastre. The device can not be deleted unless all registered encumbrances are deleted from the land register, cf. Probate law. Deletion of fixed property related to the planned actions, can only occur at the request of the registered owner as long as the permit to measure is valid.

Chapter 4. Transparency, disclosure and treatment of matrikkelopplysninger

§ 11. Access to the cadastre by cadastral § 29

(1) Norwegian Mapping Authority will explain what kind of processing of data happens by passing the Cadastre.

(2) Any person who is registered in the land register, must have the ID cadastre units, addresses, buildings or use devices concerned are registered under and by virtue of what the person is registered in the land register.

(3) Any person who is registered in the population register with permanent residence, shall make available which addresses according to the land register is recorded near the residence, and who is listed as the registered owner and registered parties to the cadastre units associated with those addresses.

(4) Any person who owns or attaching a Cadastre shall have the ID Cadastre units according Cadastre adjacent to or located near their own Cadastre and who is listed as the registered owner and registered parties thereto.

(5) The registered owner or registered parties to a Cadastre shall make available all records about the device, including information on addresses, buildings and use of devices connected to the device. The same applies to anyone who has the right to use device that can be equated with own or party right. If the unit is an own section, the right of access also the sectional unit. If the right of use only to part of the device, the right of access is not information that does not concern the right of use.

(6) Requirements for access to the land register after the second to fifth paragraphs is submitted to the municipality. Requirements for access by second and fifth paragraphs may also be presented to the Norwegian Mapping Authority, but the Norwegian Mapping Authority may refer to the municipality to provide access to information from municipal additional part. Right of access does not include information about national identity. Right of access does not cover information on persons who have confidential or strictly confidential address, or other information subject to confidentiality rules of the Public Administration Section III.

(7) Transparency in the first to fifth paragraph shall be provided free of charge. For transparency which also requested printing Cadastral, it may require fee under § 16 fourth paragraph.

§ 12. (Repealed 1 January 2014 by Regulation 18 Dec 2013 No.. 1599.)

§ 13. (Repealed 1 January 2014 by Regulation 18 Dec 2013 No.. 1599.)

§ 14. (Repealed 1 January 2014 by Regulation 18 Dec 2013 No.. 1599.)

§ 15. Using data from the public map data
(1) Municipalities shall deliver data from the public map data for use in land register following a decision of the Norwegian Mapping Authority. The data will be delivered in accordance with the mapping standard in that area.

(2) Such data may be disclosed for use in surveying business and by checking for cadastre § 29. Collect or continued use for other purposes can only be made by agreement with the municipality.

Chapter 5. Fee and payment

§ 16. Charge for work after cadastre
(1) Fees for work after cadastre payable by the rules and rates applicable on the day the case is submitted to the municipality. The municipality can also claim the necessary registration fee and any stamp duty.

(2) The municipality shall not levy a fee for

A)
merger of existing cadastre units

B)
determination of total real estate

C)
stipulating address

D)
transmission of information in the land register in other cases without surveying business with the exception of cases under cadastre § 19.

(3) The municipality shall not levy a fee for cadastre for creating or modifying own section, ref. Owner Act § 7 subsection. The municipality can still take charge of surveying business by creating own section covered outdoor space, or new or modified grounds for existing own section.

(4) The municipality may in all cases take a separate fee per issued matrikkelbrev which must not exceed £ 175 for matrikkelbrev under 10 pages and $ 350 for larger letters.

(5) The municipality may charge paid in advance. If the municipality exceeds the time limit for surveying business or matrikkelføring, the fee shall be reduced in accordance with § 18 and § 19. Shortening does not charge for issued matrikkelbrev, ref. Subsection. If the municipality require prepay, capped fee refunded as soon as deadlines are exceeded.

§ 17. (Repealed 1 January 2014 by Regulation 18 Dec 2013 No.. 1599.)

Chapter 6. Deadlines and complain

§ 18. Deadlines in cases requiring surveying business
(1) When a requisition for surveying business is received and it is not otherwise agreed with the Requesting Party, the municipality shall carry out surveying the store and complete matrikkelføringen within 16 weeks.


(2) When it is necessary permission under the Planning and Building Act or sectioning resolution to the case matrikkelført, incurs no deadline prior authorization or decision exists. Deadline extended for the time required for registration and supply of information from the applicant. The time limits do not run when the guide being appealed or when completion is dependent on decision in an appeal. If the municipality has submitted claims for advance mandatory fee, runs no deadline as long as this has not been paid.

(3) Deadline extended for the time needed to postponement pursuant to § 39, second paragraph. The municipality may also extend the deadline by another four weeks if this is necessary to get the parties to meet to surveying business. The Municipal Council may by regulation decide that deadline is not running in a certain time in the winter.

(4) If the municipality exceeds the time limit, the fee for surveying the store and matrikkelføringen reduced by one third. If the municipality comply with the deadline by another two months, the fee shall be reduced by a further third.

§ 19. Deadlines in matters that do not require measuring business
(1) The municipality will consider and possibly matrikkelføre following requirement matrikkelføring within six weeks:

A)
merger of existing cadastre units

B)
reference to agreement on the existing boundary,

C)
determination of total real estate,

D)
completed case for land consolidation court and other courts.

The same applies to claims for rectification, modification or addition of information in the land register, etc. which does not require measuring business.

(2) Claims of the land consolidation court concerning land transfer, creating, merging or deletion of Cadastre while matter for soil probate progress shall matrikkelføres within two weeks. The same applies matrikulering of unregistered land and registration of unregistered land condominium.

(3) The deadlines are calculated from receiving the demand to matrikkelbrev issued any notification of completion is given. These deadlines may be extended in accordance with § 18, second paragraph.

(4) If the municipality of sitting deadlines, any fees for matrikkelføringen reduced by one third.

§ 20. Supplementary rules on complaint
(1) Where a complaint under § 461 set forth, the municipality shall consider whether the Public Administration Act § 42 giving rise to deferred transmission of information in the land register. If the guide already undertaken, it should be noted in the land register that complaint is filed and that the guide can be turned.

(2) If the appeal decision by the appeal body's assessment involves an introduction to the book to be incorrect, it should ask the municipality communicated to the register authority.

§ 21. Calculation of the deadline for appeals Appeal deadline runs from the date the party received matrikkelbrev or notification of completion of the land register.

§ 22. Appeal of address assignment In appeals of allocation or change of official address, the appeals court limited to

A)
which street, road or like a building or property shall have to address

B)
which location extension name or matrikkeladressenavn assigned address

C)
error assigned address numbers or use unit number.

Part 2. Matters that require surveying business

Chapter 7. Requisition and completion of surveying business

§ 23. Requisition
(1) Surveying Business can be requested by whoever may require matrikkelføring after cadastre § 9 and § 14 to § 17 Applicable requisition Cadastre in joint ownership shall be required of all co-owners if the condominium has not resolved that board or other body or person authorized to make claims on behalf of the condominium. Written authorization must be enclosed and not be over one year old. Lawyer not required to present written authorization, unless the municipality finds reason to require it.

(2) Upon application for sectioning there own sections shall have grounds, or redivision that change grounds appurtenant own sections, it should be by requisition of surveying business of outdoor area.

(3) Requisition of surveying business shall be on a form and content approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority. Requisition shall be signed by the applicant, and provide information about

A)
what's being requisitioned

B)
ownership and attach conditions, including with the authority for cadastre § 9 requirement matrikulering lodged

C)
title number to Cadastre public contract is for

D)
swept area, borders and neighboring units shown on maps with sufficient clarity and precision

E)
other documentation that the municipality needs to undertake and matrikkelføre business.


(4) By matrikulering of unregistered land shall requisition also include documentation confirming ownership or leasehold. If claiming matrikulering pursuant to subsection b to h should requisition also include documentation confirming the basis for the claim.

(5) Upon registration of unregistered land condominium or change in co-owners or co-ownership share of land condominium, the requisition also disclose who is believed to have interests in the condominium and the size of the units.

(6) By LIMIT and land transfer shall requisition also have the signature of the registered owners and registered lessees to the Cadastre should have changed the limit, except when the store is requisitioned by cadastre § 9 letter c or f. The municipality may require that the requisition of lIMIT is documented that the adjustment will not be contrary to the adopted land use plan, concession limits or other provisions in or pursuant to law.

§ 24. Withdrawal of requisition The applicant may withdraw the requisition until surveying business is concluded. The requisition can not be drawn if the device is created in the land register.

§ 25. Establishment of Cadastre without complete surveying business
(1) When there are special reasons, the applicant apply for a new Cadastre is created before surveying business is completed, cf. Cadastre § 6 second paragraph. The application must be justified and be accompanied by a map showing a complete overview of all the thresholds for the device in a sufficiently precise and unambiguous manner so that provisional borders can be entered in the land register when the entity is created. The municipality may require the parties in forvegen given the opportunity to meet in the forest to assess existing and provisional borders.

(2) With special reasons means, inter alia, cases where it is appropriate that the borders first is finally selected after the site is built with roads or other infrastructure, and the limits of the device is determined in the approved zoning or similar.

(3) Before the device is created, the municipality shall set a deadline for when surveying the store should be completed. If completion is determined to take more than two years, can only markings remain. The meeting with the parties and surveying of the border must be completed and the information about this must be recorded in the land register before it's been two years. It can not be longer term than five years from the registration date for the establishment of the land register public. In case that does not require registration, the time limit from the time of its founding in the land register.

§ 26. Completion of surveying business following a decision by the County
(1) The county governor shall notify the municipality three weeks before a decision is made on completion of the surveying business by cadastre § 35 third paragraph.

(2) When the County has decided to completion of surveying business for the municipality's expense, to the Norwegian Mapping Authority assisting the County with drawing up a basis for deployment of the mission, the design contract for the work and control of the work performed. The county governor shall be contracting and contract with the person performing the assignment. The municipality shall forthwith transmit the documents to the county and assist the county as far as is necessary to implement and matrikkelføre surveying business.

(3) The county governor may decide that the Norwegian Mapping Authority, or a municipality county has appointed, will be responsible for matrikkelføringen of business.

(4) When the county governor's decision is carried out, the municipality that the decision is aimed at, get forwarded documents relating to surveying the store and matrikkelføringen for archiving. The municipality is responsible for handling all complaints in the first instance decisions on matters referred to in cadastre § 46 first paragraph.

Chapter 8. Terms of matrikkelføring in cases requiring surveying business

§ 27. Documentation and common conditions for matrikkelføring in cases requiring surveying business
(1) By matrikkelføring of matter that requires surveying business, the municipality shall ensure that all necessary regulatory approvals and other necessary documentation is available, including

A)
protocol for conducting business

B)
explanation for any deviation from government permits

C)
which Cadastre called new Cadastre is established by or on

D)
declaration of a surveyor that the Land Registry, including use rights and easements, is investigated for the affected areas

E)
that the surveyor has informed the parties as to whether the person is personally or financially linked to any party

F)

Map and coordinates of boundaries and boundary markers for the Cadastre or limit stretch to the case, measurement data, calculations and other information required for keeping the land register

G)
which limits are new or changed and the existing borders that are part of the store without change.

(2) The municipality shall also including check whether

A)
applicant still has the authority to require surveying business or to require matrikkelføring at the time of matrikkelføring

B)
there is authorization from the party who is represented by an attorney, and if it emerges that the attorney on behalf of the party to decide on the conditions required matrikkelført

C)
there are required permits for deviations made during surveying business

D)
exist document that is required to meet the requirements stipulated in municipal permits

E)
there are documents concerning rights which the parties wish registered simultaneously with matrikkelføringen

F)
there are grounds which satisfy the conditions for possibly not noticing or measure all boundaries.

(3) Applies matrikkelføringen creating new Cadastre without complete surveying business, it should be by special justification.

(4) The requirement for permission under the Planning and Building Act does not apply to matrikulering of property design included in measures that are exempted from the obligation to apply pursuant to the Planning and Building Act, if the project and property design is approved through the plan, license, permit or approval by another law. Other documentation requirements apply. The municipality should work to ensure that there is evidence that the requirement for matrikulering is according to plan, license, approval or authorization of the measure dealt with by the law concerned.

(5) New landed property, plant property or fixing reason can be created in accordance with cadastre § 9 subsection b h although the condition for cadastre § 10 second paragraph exists.

§ 28. Creation of new land condominium New soil condominium can only be created by the land consolidation court.

§ 29. Matrikulering plant property
(1) When creating construction property, the documentation shall also include the necessary written agreement or other necessary legal basis entitling the entry of the building or structure as fixed property shall include.

(2) Structure to form independent construction and shall be a separate device that is so clear functionally separated from the other parts of the building that it is not appropriate that the contact property is contained in the common property of these.

(3) Construction Property in the subway will be described as a closed volume.

(4) Secure Site may not be part of the plant property.

(5) Construction Property can not be created in such a way that part of the reason property overlapped plant property outline delineated on the earth's surface, can not be used as reason property on an expedient manner.

(6) devices that can be detected in the petroleum register or in the aquaculture register can not be established as a fixed property.

§ 30. Exemption from the matrikulering of land that can be attached onto
(1) Document on lease hold any lease of land which is not built or will be built, can be registered without reason becomes matrikulert who own Cadastre, when the relationship is not entitled to the exclusive use of a specific area and not in conflict with soil Act § 12 for division of property used or to be used for agriculture or forestry.

(2) The same applies to a similar agreement for reason to be developed, when

A)
area is less than 8 m², or

B)
contract basis not preclude facility or measure can be moved to another location on the land register public, and such removal may be effected without disadvantage for parties, bortfester or mortgagee.

(3) The first paragraph applies correspondingly to an agreement on construction of lines above or below ground.

(4) registration authorities may however decide to attach conditions by subsections can not be registered until the reason is matrikulert who own Cadastre.

§ 31. Matrikulering existing unregistered land
(1) By matrikulering existing unregistered land must also submit documentation of ownership or party right.

(2) The municipality shall examine whether it is granted the necessary permits for the arrangements in force at the time of establishment.

(3) In respect existing unregistered party because, should it also be evidence that bortfester not contesting the leasehold.

§ 32. Registration of unregistered land condominium
(1) Upon registration of unregistered land common property shall also be present declaration

A)

Which due to properties that have interests in land condominium, and the size of the units

B)
if anyone objected to that land condominium registered.

(2) There shall be substantiated that area to be registered fall within the definition of soil condominium given in cadastre.

§ 33. Area Transmission
(1) In the land transfer must also be declarations of mortgagees regarding charges apostasy.

(2) Applies surveying business area transmission between cadastre units with various registered owners, it shall also be declaration of property transfer of the land transferred. By land transfer that change party because that is leased out, there must be party agreement. The declaration or party agreement shall contain information on the purchase price and value required for the calculation of stamp duty. Requires land transfer agreement for soil Act § 12, concession after concession act or statement about licensing freedom shall sharing consent, license or declaration following the declaration of the property transfer. Upon property transfer of land to public road or rail because it is sufficient that the proprietary confirmed with declaration, cf. Cadastre § 24 fourth paragraph. Before matrikkelføring of property transfer that are not registered in the Land Register, the municipality shall ensure that the transfer is not affected by sharing prohibition in soil Act or need a license, cf. Concession § 15. If the parties want it, it is sufficient to prove the existing limit on the map.

(3) There must be consent to land transfer of registered owners and registered lessees to the Cadastre as the case will have an impact. Consent is not required when the applicant has a legal right to scratch in cadastre § 9 subsection f. Consent of registered lessees is not required if the party because transferred unclipped from a landed property to another.

(4) registration authorities will receive documents for land transfer and all necessary additional documents for license or concession freedom and pledge waiver in total shipment.

(5) area or volume to be transferred from a Cadastre to another, can not be registered in a third Cadastre. Area or volume can only be transferred to Cadastre if the conditions to merge the area or volume of Cadastre public is present. Cadastre Truth shall constitute a contiguous area or volume of the transferred area or volume.

(6) When it comes to document design and exchange of monetary payments between the parties, the municipality may require the parties even handle this, or that they can be assisted by a real estate agent, attorney or similar.

(7) area transmission may be carried out in accordance with cadastre § 9 subsection f even when the area is transferred from

A)
an unregistered land condominium

B)
an area with several cadastre units where the boundaries between units are not known. The area that is transmitted from each unit can be set as a fraction of total transferred area.

§ 34. Limit Adjustment
(1) In LIMIT documentation shall also include

A)
written consent of border adjustment of registered owners and registered lessees to the Cadastre as the case will have an impact. By proxy, it must be separately voted by proxy that the proxy is authorized to take binding standpoint to limit adjustment

B)
area accounting for involving cadastre units and transferred areas, and possibly former border adjustments

C)
document from the municipality showing that the boundary adjustment does not lead to sharing in breach of soil Act § 12

D)
valuations for involved cadastre units.

(2) Limit Adjustment to apply existing common border.

(3) In LIMIT can land on which the units concerned is increased or decreased by up to 5 percent, but a maximum of 500 m². A device may still not emitting area which in total exceed 20 percent of the unit area before the adjustment. For construction estate volume can be increased or decreased by up to 5 percent, but more than 1,000 m³.

(4) Limit Adjustment shall not reduce or increase the value of some of the involved entities with more than the National Insurance.

(5) If the sum of this and previously implemented border adjustments after cadastre exceeds land border in the third paragraph, the store is not executed as LIMIT.


(6) There must be consent to limit the adjustment of registered owners and registered lessees to the Cadastre as the case will have an impact. Includes Cadastre public communal residence for a spouse or registered partner, he shall give his consent to the boundary adjustment. Consent is not required when the applicant has a legal right to the ground, ref. Cadastre § 9 first paragraph b of f.

(7) The terms of the third to fifth paragraph shall not apply Cadastre entirely regulated for transport purposes, when adjustment is in accordance with approved zoning.

§ 35. Clock to own section
(1) registration authorities may require the exclusive use of own section to section of undeveloped public land should be clarified in the metering business and be recorded in the land register before the registration.

(2) It can not matrikkelføres new or amended grounds to own section at a party because that is registered as point hitch.

§ 36. Clarification of existing limit
(1) The municipality may require the registered owner and registered parties that gets clarified existing boundary, or its representative during surveying business, acknowledges the determination.

(2) If the determination concerning frontier which is Coordinate- in previous surveying business, and new coordinates not differ from previous coordinates with more than 10 cm must matrikkelbrev issued only when this is specifically required. The municipality must then simply notify the parties that the business is conducted.

Chapter 9. Surveying Business

§ 37. Notification of surveying business
(1) Notification of surveying business to be sent to the applicant, registered owner and registered parties to the device contract is for. Applicable business grounds to own section, a notice is sent to both the registered owner of Eierseksjonssameiet and registered owner of the involved section.

(2) People who should be notified is

A)
registered owner and registered parties of adjacent Cadastre. If contract is for the grounds to own section, a notice is sent to both the registered owner of Eierseksjonssameiet and registered owner of the affected section

B)
registered owner and registered parties of Cadastre opposite the road, if the boundary process, combined with a certain width of the road laid down by the municipality, has an impact on the land register accuracy

C)
whoever has declared to be the owner or lessee of affected due

D)
it listed as owner of the territorial rights in the Land Register, if rights are affected by the changing borders in surveying business, or his godgjort having such right.

(3) When creating construction property ownerless underground or airspace shall be the registered owner and registered parties to Cadastre closer than 20 meters from the plant, be notified. When creating construction property in own fixed area of ​​the sea shall be the registered owner and registered parties to the cadastre units located closer than 250 meters from the plant, be notified. The notification shall additionally be published in at least two newspapers widely read locally.

(4) When the person to be notified in accordance with subsections is a condominium organized with its own board, you notice be sent to the chairman.

(5) The notice shall be given the demonstrable manner not later than two weeks before surveying business. Those who should be notified, may accept a shorter deadline and other notifications.

(6) The notice shall contain the following information

A)
time and place of business

B)
what Cadastre contract is for (Cadastre, legal matters)

C)
what business comes

D)
who are notified and in what capacity (consignor, neighbor, etc.)

E)
further proceedings

F)
right of appeal, appeal period and to whom any complaint is to be forwarded.

(7) The notice shall request the

A)
prove their borders and place restricted rights under the store

B)
send a copy to the municipality of any documents that may shed light conditions (divider business, party notes, case for land consolidation court judgment documents with maps etc.)

C)
notify the municipality as soon as possible if one knows that other than those mentioned in the notification, may be affected by the store.

(8) Apply a surveying business all limits in part by the municipality, the notice of the preliminary meeting be by advertisements, notices, etc. In later meetings, the rules for notification of the first to seventh paragraphs.

(9) If a case stops because it is futile to clarify who the party, or how notice should be sent, notification can be by hake in the Norwegian Gazette and one or more local newspapers. Such notice shall in such cases be given at least two weeks in advance from the date of the announcement stood in the Norwegian Gazette.

§ 38. Minutes

(1) Minutes of surveying the store must contain information about

A)
background surveying business, including

-
Scissors reference, date and place of business

-
Shop's purpose

-
Which Cadastre called the store comes

-
Who requisitioned the store

-
Reference for municipal permission under the Planning and Building Act and if it is granted

-
When surveying business is requisitioned

-
Decision postponed surveying business

B)
notification and attendance, including

-
Date of notification, notification method and any comments to the notification

-
Who is notified, the Cadastre competent representative and in what capacity or her presence, and whether they have met or not

-
Parties not notified

-
Name and signature of those present parties

C)
shop's time, including

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Presented documents describing current boundaries and legal circumstances

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Description of boundaries and boundary markers, point by point fasteners, signed conciliation, arbitration and special party claims

-
Agreements on border adjustments with the parties' signature

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Description of the rights situation, how right conditions should be in business, entered into settlement agreements for detachment or removal, arbitration and special party claims

-
Documentation of any deviations from the permit under the Planning and Building Act or other basis for the launching of new frontiers

D)
whoever performs surveying business is in any personal or financial relationship with any of the parties and how the parties may have been informed of this.

(2) The minutes shall include a map with an endorsement that clearly shows the boundaries and boundary markers located relative to each other and adjacent land register units. Unknown or undetermined boundaries included in the survey business, should be specified. The map must be based on an extract from the land register at the time of surveying business.

§ 39. Disputed or insecure border
(1) If, during the establishment of mutually agreed existing limit shall surveyor describing and possibly gauge the parties' claims. The claims must not be marked in the forest with an approved boundary markers or otherwise that could be confused with approved labeling. Existing brands should not be changed.

(2) Land surveyors may postpone the part of the business relating to the disputed or uncertain border for up to four weeks. Land surveyors may set another deadline for an agreement with the Requesting Party. Land surveyors can make a similar agreement with applicant for release of part of the business that applies new frontier, if the surveyor finds it appropriate.

§ 40. Surveying Business without attendance in marka
(1) If the parties wish the following surveying business conducted without attendance in marka:

A)
there grounds to own section is uniquely determined by coordinates, and outside appraisal is visible in the terrain that uniquely extension of the condominium buildings

B)
matrikulering existing unregistered land

C)
registration of unregistered land condominium

D)
reversal of party due to landed property or carve the entire plot when boundaries are marked satisfactory and Coordinate- in previous surveying business or equivalent business

E)
matrikulering of new landed property or new party because, with areas less than 30m² and created in accordance with § 27 fourth paragraph.

(2) Surveyor shall submit maps as a basis for business that shows how the limits will be placed in the land register.

(3) In surveying business without attendance in the forest should not be put out boundary markers.

§ 41. Marking and measuring limits
(1) By marking new boundaries or nymerking of existing borders, use brands approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority. Limit Marks positioned in any breakpoints.

(2) Cross-labeling can be omitted when the following surveyor's assessment may cause substantial inconvenience or danger, or it is otherwise impractical to appoint approved border mark in the title. Where boundary marking omitted, the border sequence koordinatbestemmes and described.

(3) The municipality shall remove the boundary markers set down wrong, or that is set down in the surveying business who are denied matrikkelført. The municipality may remove boundary markers that after surveying business or merger of cadastre units are no longer part of a limit. Brands removed shall be documented.


(4) The maximum points shall koordinatbestemmes in geodetic basis approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority. Information must be provided with the measuring method and quality koordinatbestemmelsen is done. The points to be measured with accuracy that meets the applicable standards approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority.

(5) Measurement and calculation work will be documented in accordance with applicable standards approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority.

§ 42. Exemption from the comprehensive labeling and measurement of new Cadastre New Cadastre larger than 100 ha can be made without any existing boundaries are marked and measured. The area for the new device to the municipal development plan essentially be defined as agricultural, nature and leisure purposes as well as reindeer. The exemption does not apply to existing borders land that is being used or will be used for housing, leisure or acquire buildings except primary.

Part 3. Matters not require surveying business

Chapter 10. Merging

§ 43. Merger of existing cadastre units
(1) Claims for merging existing cadastre units must be sent in writing or equivalent digital document. With the requirement to accompany

A)
map of boundaries and boundary markers for the Cadastre devices or limit stretches to the case

B)
confirmation that any titleholder to usufruct is notified

C)
documents necessary to register a merger.

(2) cadastre units to be merged shall constitute a contiguous area or volume. The municipality may make exceptions to this when one of the following conditions are met:

A)
required by demands pursuant soil Act, Owner Act, the Land Consolidation Act or the Planning and Building Act

B)
one or more Cadastre will be flattened, several parcels

C)
municipality finds that the merger will provide more transparent ownership.

(3) The municipality may refuse merger of cadastre units with different farm numbers.

(4) Two basic properties where the registered owner of each of the basic properties are different own condominiums, can be combined into one because property if it simultaneously established a unified Eierseksjonssameie on the merged landed property consisting of all the co-owners of the two original because the properties and conditions of merging otherwise is fulfilled. This provision shall apply correspondingly to the merger of landed property with construction property or two plants properties.

(5) Attach Ponder different basic properties can not be merged. If party because change as a result of the merger, the registered parties have signed the agreement to merge.

(6) When the municipality finds that the conditions for the merger have been fulfilled, the municipality's approval. In connection with the issue of land consolidation court is the land consolidation judge who will decide whether the conditions for the merger are met. Soil Bankruptcy Court notifies the local authorities.

(7) The municipality sends notification of approval for registration. Registration authorities decide finally whether the conditions for the merger have been fulfilled and sends notification of the merger to the municipality. The municipality shall not notify the registration in cases where no Cadastre must be recorded as discontinued by the Land Registry. In such cases determines the municipality merger.

(8) The merger can not be implemented if it will lead to priority collision between mortgagees. Registration authority may also request that measures are registered agreement on the priority order of other rights, in relation to each other insofar as this must be assumed to have an impact in the event of compulsory coverage. By merging extended lien to the entire assembled unit. When the merger is completed in the land register, send the registration authority with the local authorities who complete matrikkelføringen.

(9) For own sections, the provisions concerning redivision in Owner Act. Applies merger section of outdoor space, also apply the provisions of the first paragraph accordingly.

Chapter 11. Registration of information about existing limit, total real estate matter for soil probate and acquisition of land for public road or rail

§ 44. Reference to agreement on existing limit
(1) The municipality shall carry information with reference to the agreement on the existing limit of the basic property, fixing reason or ground joint ownership in land register. The municipality shall file a copy of the agreement with the map attached. The agreement must apply matrikulerte devices. If there is no satisfactory satisfied that the agreement applies to existing limit, the municipality may refuse to lead such a reference.

(2) Claims for introducing reference to agreement on the existing boundary must be sent in writing or equivalent digital document. The requirement must be documented with

A)

Map of boundaries and boundary markers of the border stretch to the case

B)
agreement that required reference to the land register

C)
documentation showing that the agreement applies to an existing limit.

(3) The municipality shall ensure that the claim is submitted by those who have legal title as owners of the relevant units, and that the agreement does not mean that the border is changed. If the agreement contacts the reason, registered parties join the claim.

(4) Agreements concerning point attachment, can not get the reference in the land register.

§ 45. Determination of total real estate
(1) The municipality may provide that two or more cadastre units having the same registered owner or registered parties, which are used as a whole, and that the economic context is voted one property shall be registered in the land register as a single real estate. The municipality shall require that devices meet one of the following conditions:

A)
liable for municipal taxes or property tax as one property

B)
satisfy the requirements for what can be regarded as a separate operating unit for soil Act § 12 sixth paragraph.

(2) The registered owner or registered parties may require registration when the conditions are present.

(3) If the municipality that the conditions for registration are no longer present, the municipality shall cancel the registration and possibly establish new registration under subsection.

(4) The registered owner and registered parties shall be notified of the determination by the first three paragraphs, including the refusal by the second paragraph.

(5) Changes in the registered ownership and party matters means that the entities of a single unified real estate no longer listed with the same registered owner or registered parties, should the Norwegian Mapping notify the municipality about this.

§ 46. Matrikkelføring of been lodged matter for land consolidation court
(1) land consolidation court shall notify the municipality that it is put forward demands for issue of land consolidation court, ref. Land Consolidation Act § 6-30, and indicate the type case, which Cadastre named case and reference numbers. Will there be changes in the land register called the matter concerns, the municipality shall have a new message. The municipality will register the case on the Cadastre requirement includes immediately message is received.

(2) When the case is dismissed, raised or implemented without causing a change in the land register, the land consolidation court communicated to the municipality. The municipality leads immediately informed thereof in Cadastre.

(3) As soon as the outcome of the case is recorded in the land register, cf. § 47, second paragraph, the matter shall be registered as completed in the relevant land register units.

§ 47. Matrikkelføring of matter conducted by the land consolidation court
(1) land consolidation court shall report the result of the case, cf. Land Consolidation Act § 6-30, in the form of a requirement matrikkelføring of matter conducted by the land consolidation court. The request shall be in writing or in equivalent digital document in accordance with the specifications applicable to the land register, and include

A)
map of boundaries and boundary markers for the Cadastre devices or limit stretches to the case, measurement data, calculations and other information required for keeping the land register. It should proceed which limits are new, amended, expired and the existing borders that are part of the store without change;

B)
document as the basis for changes.

(2) The municipality shall matrikkelføre land consolidation court's decision as far as it satisfies the conditions for matrikkelføring.

(3) Area Transmission, creating, merging or deletion of cadastre units as part of the case for land consolidation court shall be registered in the land register before the registration. The same applies matrikulering of unregistered land and registration of unregistered land condominium.

§ 48. Agreement or decisions regarding acquisition of land for public road or rail
(1) When the public body makes a decision on expropriation, signs an agreement for the acquisition or the right to use land for public road or rail for part of existing Cadastre, the agency shall notify the municipality. The municipality shall on affected Cadastre insert name of the transferee and the reference to the case. The notification shall contain information about

A)
Cadastre acquired applies

B)
who is acquiring or expropriator

C)
who is the contracting party, and a declaration that the contracting party is informed of completion

D)
reference to plan the acquisition is made pursuant

E)
reference and date of expropriation decisions or to the date of acquisition or the right to use.

(2) When the results of surveying business of the acquired land is matrikkelført, the municipality also result in information on the implementation of the acquisition.


(3) If the decision on expropriation or agreement for the acquisition or the right to use revoked, it shall notify the municipality.

(4) The municipality shall keep the information in the land register immediately message is received.

Chapter 12. Official address

§ 49. The purpose of addresses and signs Useful signs shall ensure that all in an easy and understandable way to identify and locate the buildings, access to buildings, homes and other objects or places that it is important to find to. The address will also serve as localising object and key relevant information in private and public records and archives. Keeping of addresses in the land register will contribute to a common address system for the entire country.

§ 50. Awarding or change of address
(1) The municipality shall allocate vegadresse to building planned to be used for residential purposes, recreational purposes, commercial, or public or public events.

(2) The address should be assigned as soon as it needs for the address and no later than with starting permission for the measure. An address is assigned when it is entered in the land register. The municipality may postpone the award when special reasons for this.

(3) building several main entrances, each entrance given specific vegadresse. In building more homes where these have access from different external input shall each input assigned separate vegadresse.

(4) Buildings shall have vegadresse to the road that is recognized as access, unless special circumstances make this municipality, should be waived. A building or property may have vega suits to various roads. Vega Dresser to associate executable street, road or place. If this is not possible, vega suits linked to path, footpath or a uniquely defined area.

(5) If several dwellings (houses or flats) have the same vegadresse, each housing is given a separate functional unit number. Use Unit Number to be awarded no later than with starting permission for building projects. The municipality may postpone granting special reasons for doing so.

(6) When it is necessary to obtain clearer and more unambiguous addresses, the municipality may change or delete previously assigned addresses in accordance with the first to fifth paragraphs. The municipality may similarly also assign link to other property, plant, buildings or use devices (premises). The municipality assigns or changes the address by the address in the land register.

(7) Before the municipality assigns or changes vegadresse, the municipality shall inform the registered owner and registered parties. Competent and others that decision shall take effect, shall be given the opportunity to comment. The municipality may require that the statement should be reasoned and signed.

§ 51. Address Name
(1) The municipality shall assign all streets, roads, trails, places and areas that are used for official addressing, a name that is unique within the municipality. The spelling is determined by the rules of law on 18 May 1990 no. 11 relating to Place Names. The name entered in the land register as an address name for that street, road, trail, space or area. If the name is more than 22 positions, the next award also determined an abbreviation for the name. The abbreviation must be unambiguous within the municipality, and in all circumstances be used instead of the address name.

(2) The municipality shall assign all streets, roads, paths, seats and ranges given address name or assumed used for official addressing a unique numerical identification.

§ 52. Address Number
(1) Vega The suits are numbered consecutively. Along roads or similar is used odd on the right side as seen from the road's starting point, while even numbers are used on the left side. Addresses associated with an area numbered correspondingly as appropriate.

(2) Where appropriate, the municipality may assign address number after vegadressens distance from the road's starting point, indicated to the nearest whole ten meters. The rule about odd and even numbers also apply here.

(3) code should be a number greater or equal to 1 and less than or equal to 9998. If necessary, in addition to number allows a subsequent character. Subparagraph shall only be used to avoid renumbering the previously assigned addresses. Subparagraph shall be given in alphabetical order.

§ 53. Use Unit Number Use Device number is part of the official address. Use Device number consists of a capital letter (L, H, U or K) and four digits. The letter indicates the code for the floor, the first two digits floor number and the last two use the unit number on the floor (for example, H0203). Numbering within floor starting on the left from the stair top step, numbered consecutively clockwise. Norwegian Mapping Authority on a proposal from the municipality adopt the use of different numbering way if particular reasons for doing this.

§ 54. Address Additional Name

(1) When the address comes a farm, the parent who has legal title to the property as owner, require the official address shall also include farm use names, if the name falls language and location together with an ancestral place names, cf. Act 18. May 1990 No.. 11 Place Names.

(2) When address concerns a particularly famous institution or building and public interest for doing so, the municipality at the request of the registered owner decide that the official address shall also include the name of the institution or building.

(3) The municipality may assign addresses within smaller hamlets, residential or recreational fields or other restricted areas a common location extension name.

(4) Address assignment additional names after the first and second paragraph takes precedence over the allocation by the third paragraph.

(5) Are location extensions name of more than 25 positions, the next award also determined an abbreviation for the name in all contexts can be used instead of location extensions name.

§ 55. Use of matrikkeladresser
(1) The municipality may decide that until further notice will be used matrikkeladresser instead of vega suits when the addresses in an area registered as matrikkeladresser by endorsement of Cadastre. When the municipality decides that in an area no longer be used matrikkeladresser assigns municipality vega dresser in accordance with the rules on vega suits.

(2) The county governor may order the municipality to allocate vega suits when deemed necessary.

(3) Addresses in area with matrikkeladresser who have not assigned a location extension name in accordance with § 54, can be assigned a matrikkeladressenavn. Matrikkeladressenavnet should be a place name that falls language and location together with an ancestral place names, ref. Law 18 May 1990 No.. 11 Place Names. Matrikkeladresser that by endorsement of the land register was registered with a name, can still be assigned this as matrikkeladressenavn. Matrikkeladressenavnet can not have more than 25 positions.

§ 56. Circuit Any address will be linked to the official circles on the spot.

§ 57. Signs
(1) The municipality is responsible for signposting of streets, roads, paths, areas and places that are necessary to achieve good marking addresses. For highway and county roads department has regional responsibility. The signs shall be set up as soon as possible after the spelling of the address name is adopted.

(2) Owner, parties and the developer is responsible for ensuring that the individual building or property will be labeled with the address number. Address number should be set up before building or building may be used. The municipality may grant permission to postpone the assembly if there are special reasons for doing this.

(3) Owner, parties, resident or developer should mark the unit which is assigned its own official address, the address label. The label must be visible at or near the front door for operating the unit. Use Devices labeled in accordance with previous regulations, does not alter such labeling.

§ 58. Common addressing area Two or more municipalities can cooperate address allocation in all or parts of municipalities. Address Name in such common addressing area should be unambiguous in all the affected municipalities.

§ 59. Local regulations regarding addresses and signage municipality may lay down detailed rules for address assignment and signage, including the location and design of the sign for address number, ref. Cadastre § 21 second paragraph.

Chapter 13. Registration of information about the buildings and various information related to the reason

§ 60. Keeping of building information
(1) The municipality shall matrikkelføre information on projects subject to application involving construction of building, extension, equipment or the building, demolition, change of use, loss or other event that changes the building, while allowing the granted general permission, building permit and temporary use permit or certificate of completion.

(2) Is the measure except ansvarsrett and control and can out by the developer, the municipality matrikkelføre information as soon as the municipality can assume that the measure is or will be implemented. The same applies to notification of the action under other legislation or when the municipality otherwise may assume that an action or event relating to building, or being carried out or has occurred.

(3) The municipality decides whether building or part of a building with built-up area or total usable area is 15 sqm or less shall be registered with its own building number.

(4) The municipality may in municipal additional part, ref. § 3, second paragraph, the other details of building and operating unit for use in municipal planning, case management and administration.


(5) When creating or modifying own section, the municipality shall control the land register and possibly introducing new information simultaneously with sectioning decision and confirm the information on return of probate documents.

§ 61. Registration of information about contaminated
(1) The competent authority shall disclose details of contaminated soil into the national system of soil contamination, including decisions on rules and regulations for pollution law. Details of contaminated soil will be transferred to the land register as excerpts or when connected to the national system for soil contamination. Environment Agency determines after consultation with the Norwegian Mapping information to be transferred and when the transfer will be implemented.

(2) The registered owner, registered parties and others who are considered as interested parties shall be given notice of that information on contaminated sites will be registered in the land register.

§ 62. Registration of information about public orders Other information about public orders concerning the use of land or buildings, are not recorded in the land register.

Part 4. Other provisions

Chapter 14. Measurement Work and geodetic basis

§ 63. Geodetic basis
(1) Norwegian Mapping Authority's State Geodetic Agency.

(2) points to be included in the geodetic basis shall be measured with accuracy that meets the applicable standards approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority. Measurement and calculation work will be documented in accordance with applicable standards approved by the Norwegian Mapping Authority.

(3) The geodetic basis shall be used to work for cadastre and other public and private purposes.

§ 64. Right to carry out survey work on public and private land
(1) Surveying work, including the establishment of benchmark and signal, can be performed on private and public land in accordance with cadastre § 41. This applies not sustained surveyor works in connection with the erection of building or implementation of other construction or engineering controls. Surveying work that requires access to buildings or blocked area, can be performed only by agreement.

(2) The provisions concerning the surveying work in or pursuant to the cadastre also applies to similar works

A)
by the Land Consolidation Act

B)
in connection with measures that are licensable under the Energy Act.

Chapter 15. Commencement and transitional provisions

§ 65. Commencement
(1) This regulation enters into force on 1 January 2010.

(2) Regulations § 70 second paragraph shall enter into force on 1 October 2009.

§ 66. Completion of the cases under the previous provisions
(1) Cases that are claimed in before 1 January 2010, to be completed pursuant to the Subdivision. Petition submitted before 1 January 2010 are treated under the rules of Owner Act and Subdivision as they sounded before this time.

(2) Charts and eventual division proceedings should be completed and tonnage certificate shall be completed and signed by 31 December 2012. Certificate of temporary business by sharing law § 2-6 shall be signed by January 31, 2010.

(3) Is the tonnage of landed property or party because created with a certificate of temporary business by sharing law § 2-6 To be issued by 31 December 2012, the case shall be completed in accordance with the rules of surveying business in cadastre, cf. Regulations § 26 || |
(4) The cases to be recorded in the land register. As in sharing the Act or regulations to Subdivision directly or indirectly refer to the GAB register or municipal property mapping, such provision shall apply Cadastre accordingly.

(5) Land Consolidation tribunal may require matrikkelført map business, sharing business or joining as land consolidation court has completed before 1 January 2010.

(6) Limit Marks approved by "Regulation on 19 October 1979 no. 4 to the Act on mapping, sharing and registration of land property (Subdivision). Share. of authority "point 7.1 second paragraph, may be used for matters both for cadastre and land subdivision until 31 December 2012.

(7) Does the municipality demanded the full fee for the issue of requisition date can not be required additional fees to complete the case. Is it only required fee for temporary business, it can be charged for completing map business and issuing Certificates at the rates that apply to implementation.

(8) Norwegian Mapping Authority can grant may decide to extend the deadline for the municipality after the second paragraph, first sentence of up to two years. The application must be approved by the council itself and submitted not later than 31 December 2011.

§ 67. Re-registration of plant property

(1) Existing volume given registry designation before implementation of cadastre, can be registered as a fixed property in the land register. This registration shall be implemented by 31 December 2012. The municipality can undertake such re-registration after having notified the registered owner or on application by the registered owner.

(2) The municipality shall ensure that the terms of the cadastre to register the device as fixed property is true before reregistration conducted. There must be a permit for the project pursuant to the Planning and Building Act, including permission to carve from surface property. There shall also be a tonnage certificate or equivalent documentation that property extent known to affected licensees.

§ 68. Re-registration of land jointly owned Existing Cadastre given registry designation before implementation of cadastre and where it emerges from the evidence that the device fulfills the conditions for soil condominium, can be registered as land common property in the land register. The municipality may conduct re-registration after having notified the registered owner or on application by the registered owner.

§ 69. Transitional for matrikulering of unregistered public road and rail due
(1) Existing unregistered land used for public road or rail, can matrikuleres without held surveying business if the person claiming to be the owner of the device, submit your application for it and matrikuleringen is completed by 31 December 2012. the claim shall be accompanied

A)
declaration to be the owner of the device

B)
map showing device required matrikulert and information about boundary stream for the device when it is missing or incomplete in the land register.

(2) Are the conditions met, matrikulerer municipality unit and issuing matrikkelbrev of the person who submitted the claim.

(3) The municipality shall notify those mentioned in § 37 second paragraph of matrikuleringen. Is it futile to clarify who this is or how the notification should be sent, such notification may be made by announcement in the Norwegian Gazette and in at least two newspapers that are widely read locally. During correction shall include map of the matrikulerte unit and affected entities. During correction shall state the right of appeal, appeal period and to whom any complaint is to be forwarded.

§ 70. Other transitional provisions
(1) Municipal regulations pursuant to Subdivision § 4-1, fifth paragraph, last sentence shall apply until 31 December 2012 if the municipality does not nullify the regulations before this.

(2) Norwegian Mapping determines when new versions of the land register system into operation. Norwegian Mapping may in this connection lay down further transitional rules in regulations or instructions regarding the keeping and processing of data in the land register.