Open AccessCommon lands within the meaning of the common lands act of 29 june 1963 – selected civil law issues
Author(s) -
Grzegorz Wolak
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
nieruchomości@
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2719-8030
pISSN - 2657-8247
DOI - 10.5604/01.3001.0014.4819
Subject(s) - legislator , meaning (existential) , law , common property , common law , section (typography) , land law , property (philosophy) , nonpossessory interest in land , land use , common ground , political science , register (sociolinguistics) , business , common ownership , law and economics , land tenure , property rights , sociology , geography , agriculture , legislation , linguistics , engineering , civil engineering , philosophy , advertising , psychotherapist , archaeology , psychology , communication , epistemology
The article will discuss the general issues related to common land - the term applied in the Common Lands Act of 29 June 1963 and its legal nature. In addition, an attempt will be made toanswer the question about an entity that should be disclosed in the second section of the land and mortgage register in the case of real property being a part of the common land. Currently,land and mortgage registers may be established for common land. The question is whether it should be the common land itself or natural and legal persons entitled to hold shares therein,or maybe a company established to manage and develop such a common land. It seems that the legislator itself has been unable to deal with this issue. There are no legal acts where it wouldindicate directly or indirectly an entity that should be disclosed in the second section of the land and mortgage register as an owner (co-owner).