Collective and state farms are a thing of the past, leaving the villagers with new rights and problems, new forms of management and property. For example, a land share. Land share - a piece of land allocated to the ownership of individual citizens, ideally or in kind in the general land mass during the reorganization of the collective farm.
Necessary
- Patience.
- Money.
- Good relations with the owners of neighboring units are desirable.
Instructions
Step 1
It is necessary to submit advertisements to the district and regional newspapers about the intention to allocate the land share belonging to you from the common land mass (common property).
Step 2
Not earlier than a month after the announcement has been submitted, a meeting of all equity holders must be held. At the meeting, it will be necessary to agree on all the parameters of the land plot allocated to the collective farm share, fixing everything in the minutes of the meeting, signed by all participants.
Step 3
Conclude an agreement and carry out land surveying work. Based on the results of land surveying, the Land Business agreed with all services and owners of neighboring land plots is drawn up. On the ground, it is necessary to draw the boundaries of the land share. This is a lengthy and costly step. Takes 2 to 6 months.
Step 4
The next step is you have to land in the district land committee, as well as get the cadastral number of the site and cadastral plans of your land. Checking the correctness of the land survey and possible completion of the Land Case will take from 10 days to 1 month.
Step 5
At the last stage, it is necessary to submit an application to the Companies House for obtaining a certificate of ownership of the land plot. The time it will take to receive it is 1 month.
Step 6
These tips relate to the allocation of a share in common ownership. If you buy a land share, then the actions will look a little different. The first step is to buy land shares. The second step - the documents must be submitted to the registration chamber to register the transaction and ownership of the land. The following documents must be submitted there:
- the passport;
- notarized permission of the spouse to purchase;
- contract of sale;
- certificate of ownership received from the seller;
- notarized permission of the seller's spouse to sell;
- a copy of the notice of intention to sell the land share sent by mail;
- postal receipts for sending this notice to shareholders;
- a statement in the prescribed form from the buyer and on behalf of the seller (s) by power of attorney to a third party who must also be present when the application is submitted.
In addition, you will have to pay through Sberbank the cost of registering primary, secondary property and a purchase and sale agreement. The third step is the allocation of land ownership in kind. At this stage, it is necessary to submit an application to the board of an agricultural enterprise, indicating a request to allocate a land allotment, specifying the desired location and number of hectares. The fourth step is to submit an application addressed to the head of the district administration, attaching documents:
- a statement of the shareholder with a request to allocate a land allotment in the desired place, indicating the reason for the refusal of the management of the agricultural enterprise;
- a copy of the applicant's passport;
- a copy of the share certificate issued to him;
- a copy of the scheme of the desired plot (can be obtained by private agreement in the land committee);
- a copy of the application to the board of the enterprise with a mark;
- a copy of the refusal (if any);
- a copy of the protocol of disagreements, if any. The fifth step is to conduct a land survey and register the ownership of the land share.
