ZfIR 2013, 250
Cross border conveyancing and the role of European Registrars
Reply to an article by Harald Wilsch in ZfIR 2011, 840
In ZfIR 2011, 840 Wilsch comments on the framework for cross border conveyancing, which was developed by the European Land Registry Association ELRA. The framework is called Common Conveyancing Reference Framework (CCRF – http://www.elra.eu). Development took place as a project named CROBECO (CROss Border Electronic COnveyancing) and was subsidized by the European Commission. Recently a follow up project named CROBECO 2“ was started. The Commission awarded this project a grant within the Civil Justice specific programme (JLS/2009/JCIV/AG/0002-30-CE-0349438/00-41). CROBECO 2 intends to put the alternative conveyancing process of CROBECO 1 into practice for Dutch and English buyers of real estate in Spain and Portugal.
Inhaltsübersicht
- I. European legislation
- II. The legal basis
- III. Neutrality of the Registrar and Notaries
- IV. Reasons to opt for applicability of the home country's contract law
- V. The cooperation between registrars
- VI. Publicity of Land Registers
- VII. The CROBECO 2 project
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- Master in Dutch Law, previous chief registrar in the Netherlands and current President of the European Land Registry Association, Brussels, Belgium.
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