1. PRESENCE and history OF CADASTER OCMB David Slavata

2. Registery of real estates in CZ History (until 1992) Presence (from 1993)

3. History of registery Registery of rights to property Registery of technical data of property

4. Samples of rights to property Ownership Pledge Co-ownership share Easements Executions Rights of rent

5. Samples of technical data Size of land (plot) Purpose Quality of land Maps Coordinated pints

6. Trends of Cadaster Rise of reliability of Cadaster Rise of reliability of Cadaster Permanent sustainable development of cadaster Permanent sustainable development of cadaster Improving of acces to cadastrial information Improving of acces to cadastrial information Conecting with tax field and support of the market Conecting with tax field and support of the market Conecting with public administration Conecting with public administration

7. Brief view – registrey of technical data (cadaster) Year 1022first register of land Year 1250property tax Year 1654cadaster for serfs Year 1748cadaster for aristocrats Year 1785First maping of ground Year 1817 – 1883Stabil cadaster Year 1927Land cadaster Year 1964Cadaster of real estates Year 1993Real Estate Cadaster - joining of technical registery with right registery

8. Brief view – registrey of rights to property (cadaster) End of 13th centuryProvincial folders 14th centuryUrbium folders 15th centuryCountry folders Year 1817 – 1951 – 1964Land books Year 1964 – 1992State courts, notarys offices Year 1993Real Estate Cadaster - joining of technical registery with right registery

9. Structure of Provincial folders (13th century) Registery of legal proceedings Registery of property ownership Registery of debts Privilegy of aristrocracy

10. Principles of ownership registery in provincial folders Constitution Publicity Seriouseness Voluntary

11. Purpose of cadaster Protection of rights Protection of rights For taxation and fees For taxation and fees Protection of environment Protection of environment Developping of regional development Developping of regional development Valuation of real estates Valuation of real estates History and Science History and Science

12. Current principals of ownership registery in Real Estate Cadaster Principle of priority Principle of disposition Principle of constitutivity Principle of legality Principle of publicity Principle of public belief

13. Statement of register Section A (owner) Section A (owner) Section B (real estate) Section B (real estate) Section B1 (other rights) Section B1 (other rights) Section C (restriction of rights) Section C (restriction of rights) Section D (other notices) Section D (other notices) Section E (Titles, agreements, pawns and others) Section E (Titles, agreements, pawns and others) Section F (Quality and bonification of land) Section F (Quality and bonification of land)

14. List of information of real estates: Land Land Houses Houses Units Units Houses in construction Houses in construction

15. The most important services of cadastrial office Public acces to all documents in register Public acces to all documents in register Getting of copies and duplicates of all documents stored in archive Getting of copies and duplicates of all documents stored in archive Certificated duplicates Certificated duplicates Certificated maps of plots Certificated maps of plots Internet acces Internet acces

16. Property Rights in CZ Freeholds Freeholds Co-ownership Co-ownership Divided co-ownership Divided co-ownership Ownership in common Ownership in common Commonhold Commonhold Additional ownership Additional ownership Undivided co-ownership Undivided co-ownership Community fortune Community fortune Joint assets Joint assets

17. Property Rights in UK Freeholds Freeholds Leaseholds Leaseholds Co-ownership Co-ownership Joint ownership Joint ownership Ownership in common Ownership in common Commonhold Commonhold