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Do you want to apply for a certificate of innocuousness for real estate property?
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Basic information
The certificate of innocuousness replaces the declaration of release from lien of the mortgagee and real creditor(s) in case of cancellation of a right to a part of the real estate to be written off.
The certificate of non-detriment certifies that the sale, exchange or gratuitous transfer of a part of the land (of small value and size) from the uniformly encumbered real estate will not harm the interested parties. The issuance of a certificate of non-injury is an administrative act, therefore, according to the Administrative Procedure Act, the parties involved must be heard. The hearing shall take place in writing and a deadline shall be set.
Requirements
- The address of the land plot or the land parcel number as the cadastral designation must be known.
- The applicant has a legitimate interest and the parcel is of minor value and extent in relation to the remaining part of the land, the beneficiary is expected to suffer a disadvantage and the rights of the beneficiaries are only slightly affected.
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Procedure
- Informal letter or application with details of the purchase agreement and the encumbrance(s) in the land register, written hearing of the parties involved if necessary.
- The decision on issuance always depends on the individual case. After receipt of the application, a direct refusal may be issued, alternatively a written hearing of the parties involved will be coordinated. If the outcome of the proceedings is positive, a notarized certificate of no objection is served.
More information
- Necessity of issuance of a certificate of harmlessness exists only if the parting piece is of small value and size.
- Therefore, a certificate of innocuousness is rarely required in the context of private purchase contracts. More often, the case arises when municipalities acquire land for road widening or land consolidation.
- The certificate of no objection can be applied for in person or in writing (by mail or fax) at the State Office of Geoinformation.
- The application cannot be made by telephone.
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Necessary Documents
- Identity card
- Power of attorney of the owner (if required)
- Documents necessary to assess the facts of the case
- Purchase contract
- current extract from the land register
- current addresses of the persons ü of the beneficiaries of the land plot
- Proof that the permission of the entitled party or parties entitled only under unobstructed ä ltnism to be obtained with undue difficulty
- Application for certificate of innocuousness
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Competent Department
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Landesamt GeoInformation Bremen
- +49 421 36178680
- +49 421 36196007
- Lloydstraße 4, 28217 Bremen
- Website
- geodatenservice
@geo. bremen. de
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Vermessungs- und Katasteramt Bremerhaven
- +49 471 590 3307
- Fährstraße 20, 27568 Bremerhaven
- Website
- vermamt
@magistrat. bremerhaven. de
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Fees / Costs
200,00 EUR up to ten participants
70,00 EUR Surcharge for each additional ten participants or part thereof -
Deadlines & processing time
How long does it take to process
Depending on the nature of the charges and due to deadlines to be met, up to 1 year.
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The official information in German is complete and correct. 12.10.2024