1. komponenta

Lecture type	Total
Exercises	15
Lectures	45

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

Enable students to understand the land registry law, since property represents the maximum set of authorizations that belong to a particular person to a particular subject and as such is protected by the Constitution. It may be limited under certain circumstances prescribed by the Law under certain conditions, but it also binds its holder to certain behaviours. Ownership protection is needed for the security that real-world participants need to have in legal traffic. One of the ways of protecting property and some real rights that may be on real estate is realized through land registry law, in particular through land registers, public books in which real estate, real rights and some real property rights are entered, ie certain or relevant for real estate transactions. Also, the aim is to enable students to independently conduct the registration process, ie to provide a solution to the land registry procedure and its implementation.

1. Define and analyze land law institutes, in theory and in positive law.
2. Categorize and analyze individual land registry rights.
3. To interpret the relevant international, European and domestic law and to decide which of the legal solutions offered is most appropriate for the solution of a particular legal problem.
4. Conduct procedures for establishing legally relevant facts and deciding disputable and uncontested issues in the field of land registry proceedings and apply relevant law to established facts.
5. Use different databases on legal sources, case law and relevant legal literature when preparing a decision on different legal issues and present the legal framework within the Land Registry Institution.

1. Zemljišnoknjižno pravo, T. Josipović, Informator, 2001.
2. Osnove zemljišnoknjižnog prava : priručnik za zemljišnoknjižne službenike, T. Josipović, Ministarstvo pravosuđa, lokalne uprave i samouprave, 2003.

Izborni predmeti - Regular studij - Administrative Law