The concept of the urban cadastre and its significance in the accounting and distribution of land


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The purpose of this article is to study the question of the legal and economic nature of the urban cadastre. This concept is not used in Russian practice, but in foreign countries it is the city cadastre that serves as the so-called primary unit of land accounting in a municipality.The author concludes that it is the city cadastre and the rules for its maintenance and correction of data that allow us to most accurately identify the problems that occur in almost every municipality. The author believes that the principle of maintaining a national cadastre should be based on the principle of «from the private to the general», i.e. the accuracy and updating of the land cadastre data in the municipality will directly affect the accuracy of the national cadastre data, which will effectively solve the economic and legal tasks that the state sets for the authorized bodies.

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Oksana V. Pokotilo

GBU BUT «Cadastral assessment»

Email: mari091171@yandex.ru
the head of Department of determination of cadastral cost of objects of capital construction Moscow, Russian Federation

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