Decree No. 358 / 2013 Coll.
Ordinance on the provision of data from the Real Estate Register
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358
DECLARATION
of 1 November 2013
on the provision of cadastral data
According to § 66 (1) (j) and (k) of Act No. 256 / 2013 Coll., on the Land Register (cadastral Act), the Czech Authority provides:
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
This decree regulates
(a) the conditions for the provision of data from the register;
(b) the form of the data provided from the register;
(c) conditions for the dissemination of data from the register;
(d) payment for the provision of data from the register, unless otherwise provided for by other legislation;
(e) the conditions for the provision of a change monitoring service in the register (hereinafter referred to as "change monitoring") ensuring that owners and other authorised persons are informed of the process of registration by electronic means.
PROVISION OF KATASTR DATA
Conditions for the provision of data from the register
The data from the register shall be provided to persons on request under the conditions and in the form laid down in this Decree.
Forms of data provision from the register
Data from the register shall be provided in these forms
(a) viewing the cadastral, except for the collection of documents of the cadastral, the inventory of ownership from the territory of the Czech Republic and the data on property prices achieved, and oral information (§ 5);
(b) extracts, copies or copies from a set of geodetic information and from a set of descriptive information and the identification of parcels in the form of authentic documents (Section 6);
(c) certified copies of documents in paper form, certified outputs resulting from the transfer of documents in paper or electronic form, or certified duplicates of documents in electronic form from the collection of documents in the register (Section 7);
(d) simple copies of documents in paper form or simple outputs resulting from the transfer of documents in electronic form into paper form from the collection of documents of the register (Section 8);
(e) copies of the cadastral operator in cases where data are not provided in the form of public documents referred to in points (b) and (c) (§ 9);
(f) outputs and copies from a cadastral operator in cases where data are not provided in the form of public documents referred to in (b) (§ 10);
(g) remote access to cadastral data (Sections 11 to 14);
(h) the data of the cadastral in electronic form (Section 15);
(i) a copy of the cadastral map with an indicative plot of land holding according to the last preserved state of the graphic operator of the land register or allocation or assembly operator (hereinafter referred to as "previous land records") (§ 16);
(j) comparative assembly of parcels of former land registers with cadastral parcels (§ 17);
(k) summary surveys of the Land Fund from the cadastral data (§ 18); or
(l) monitoring of changes (Sections 19 and 20).
(1) The cadastral data are provided by the cadastral authorities on real estate within the territorial area. From the territory of the whole Czech Republic, the cadastral authorities provide data according to:
(a) Article 6 (3) (a) and (b);
(b) Article 6 (3) (c) in the case of a cadastral map in digital form;
(c) Article 7 (1), where available in electronic form;
(d) Article 8, if available in electronic form;
(e) Sections 10 and 15.
(2) The Czech Authority provides data from the register according to § 5 (3), § 11 to 15 and § 18 to 20.
Catalogue and provision of oral information
(1) The Catastral Office allows, in the official hours and in the premises designated for this purpose, free access to the register and the acquisition of copies, extracts or sketches or particulars of the register, unless otherwise specified.
(2) The acquisition of copies, extracts or sketches referred to in paragraph 1 may be replaced by the acquisition of photographic images in a non-contact manner on the applicant's equipment, unless otherwise specified.
(3) The Authority allows free access to the register to selected data from a set of descriptive information and a set of geodetic information from applications available via the Internet. The Authority also allows free viewing of the image of the cadastral map by means of a view service and provides the data of the cadastral map free of charge through the download service; the data of the cadastral map obtained through the viewing or download services may be extracted. Such applications and services shall be provided in accordance with the conditions published by the Office on its website.
(4) In the event that the user of the services referred to in paragraph 3 overloads the technical infrastructure of the Office or uses, in a non-professional manner, applications and services for the unauthorised extraction of data from the register, the Office shall be entitled to prevent it from doing so by technical means.
Extracts, copies or copies from a set of geodetic information and from a set of descriptive information and parcel identification in the form of public documents
(1) The extract, a copy, a copy or a copy or an identification of the parcels shall be accompanied by the date of the copy, the number of the procedure for the provision of the data from the register, the stamp of the cadastral office with a small State emblem, the name and surname of the staff member of the cadastral office who drew up the extract, the copy or a copy, and the signature thereof, and by a stamp or document of payment of the administrative fee by other means or an exemption from the administrative charge (1).
(2) The application for an extract, a copy, a copy or a copy or an identification of the parcels shall indicate the subject-matter of the application, the name of the municipality and the cadastral territory, identifying the owner or other authorised, the parcustoms number of the land in the register or in the simplified register, the descriptive or registration number of the building (indicating the part of the municipality where the municipality is subdivided into parts having separate numbering of houses), the unit number and, where applicable, the number of the property sheet, in such a way that the extent of the required outputs is undoubted. In case of doubt, the cadastral office shall invite the applicant to complete the application.
(3) The extract, the copy and the copies referred to in paragraph 1 shall be understood on the Office's form:
(a) a list of the property of the owner (co-owners) or entitled from another right belonging to the title with the rights data and other data of the cadastral according to another legislation2);
(b) a list of real estate data with defined unit (3) according to another legislation4);
(c) copies of the cadastral map showing the selected parcels.
(4) The list of the data referred to in paragraph 3 (a) and (b) is designated as "List of the cadastral property" and contains the ownership sheet data (5), the date, hour and minute at which the cadastral statement shows the status recorded in the cadastral, the county, the municipality and the cadastral territory, the ownership sheet number and the type of numbering of the parcels. The list of data referred to in paragraph 3 (a) shall be complete or partial. The full list covers all properties belonging to one ownership sheet, a partial list of only those properties the applicant requests. Partial listing is always marked with "Partial listing."
(5) When providing a copy as referred to in paragraph 3 (c), the margin of the burden in kind shall be displayed only on request.
(6) The identification of parcels shall include a comparison of the identity of the parcel (s) or group of associated parcels of the last preserved status of the previous land register or cadastral operator at a given date with the parcel (s) kept in the register. The parcels shall be indicated according to the cadastral territories and the parcustoms numbers. In the event that the plot of the boundaries of the parcel of an earlier land register or parcel cannot be identified by the condition prior to the restoration of the cadastral operator with the plot of the cadastral parcel, the cadastral office shall inform the applicant that the identification cannot be carried out without setting the boundaries of the land in the field and drawing up a geometrical plan. The identification of parcels shall not be provided in the cadastral territories or parts thereof in which the cadastral operator has been restored on the basis of the results of complex land modifications.
(7) At the same time as the extract, copy or copy referred to in paragraph 3 or the parcel identification referred to in paragraph 6, the cadastral office shall, upon request, make a copy thereof, which shall be marked with the word "Copy." The copy shall also indicate the date of the copy, the number of the procedure for providing the data from the register, the name and surname of the staff member of the cadastral office who made the copy and his signature. The copy shall be stamped by means of a stamp of the cadastral office with a small national emblem, with a stamp, with a copy of the stamp, bearing the appropriate value or a clause on the payment of the administrative fee by other means or exemption from the administrative charge (1).
Verified copies of documents in paper form, certified outputs resulting from the transfer of documents in paper or electronic form, or certified duplicate documents in electronic form from a collection of documents in the register
(1) The catastral authorities shall, upon request, draw up a certified copy of the document in paper form or a certified output resulting from the transfer of the document in electronic form.
(2) The identity of the applicant shall be deemed to have been established if the request for data from the register documents was made
(a) submitted through the applicant's data box;
(b) bear an officially certified signature of the applicant if the applicant is a natural person,
(c) signed by a natural person acting as an applicant in accordance with (b), if the applicant is a legal person;
(d) be stamped and signed by an authorised official, if the applicant is a public authority or an organisational body of the State; or
(e) submitted with a request to send the result of the operation to the address of the applicant's registered office indicated in a commercial or other legal register or in a list kept by the Notary Chamber or the Czech Bar Chamber (6).
(3) A copy of the document in paper form from the catalogue of documents shall be marked with the word "Copy." The copy shall be accompanied by a verification clause containing:
(a) the following text: "The copy conforms to the document deposited in the catalogue collection,"
(b) an indication of the number of pages of the copy;
(c) an indication of whether the copy is complete or partial;
(d) the number of the procedure for the provision of data from the register;
(e) date,
(f) the stamp of the cadastral office with a small State emblem; and
(g) the name and surname of the staff member of the cadastral office making out the copy and his signature.
In addition, the copy shall be accompanied by a stamp or a clause on payment of the administrative fee by another means or by an exemption from the administrative charge (1).
(4) Verified outputs resulting from the transfer of documents in paper form or certified duplicates of documents in electronic form from the collection of documents in the register shall be provided by remote access; when providing outputs and duplicates, the provisions of paragraph 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Simple copies of documents in paper form or simple outputs resulting from the transfer of documents in electronic form to paper form from the collection of documents in the register
(1) The Catastral Office shall, upon request, produce a simple copy of the document in paper form from the collection of the documents of the register or provide the output resulting from the transfer of the documents in electronic form; Article 7 (2) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the demonstration of identity.
(2) A simple copy of the documents in paper form and of the outputs resulting from the transfer of the documents in electronic form to the paper form from the collection of the documents of the register shall be made available for payment as set out in Annex 1 to this Order.
Copies of the cadastral operator in cases where data are not provided in the form of public documents
(1) The Authority shall, upon request, make copies of parts of the cadastral operator which are not kept in electronic form, except for the collection of the cadastral documents.
(2) The paper copy shall be labelled by the cadastral office by the word "Copy." The copy shall bear the number of the procedure for the provision of the data from the register, the date of the copy, the name and surname of the staff member who made the copy, and the signature of the staff member who made the copy and the row stamp of the cadastral office issuing the copy.
(3) The copy shall be marked electronically by the cadastral office by the word "Copy." The copy shall bear the number of the procedure for the provision of the data from the register, the date of the copy, the name of the cadastral office which issued the copy, the name and surname of the staff member who made the copy and shall bear the qualified electronic signature of the staff member who made the copy.
(4) Copies referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 shall be made available for payment as set out in Annex 2 to this Order.
(5) Where a copy of a map sheet on a plastic sheet is provided free of charge to the territorial authorities pursuant to Section 55 (5) of the cadastral law, they shall be provided free of charge no more than once per calendar year, only if they contain changes than the last copy or raster data provided under Section 15. Copies of the map sheet shall be provided from the territorial scope of the relevant territorial authority.
Outputs and copies from the cadastral operator in cases where data are not provided in the form of public documents
(1) The Authority shall, upon request, draw up the output of the data from the register and copies of the documents from the parts of the cadastral operator which are kept in electronic form. The Catastral Office shall draw up the outputs of such content and arrangement as allows for the information system of the cadastral. These outputs do not contain information as to whether a seal has been marked for the properties covered by the output.
(2) When providing an output containing an overview of ownership from the territory of the Czech Republic and data on real estate prices achieved, Article 7 (2) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the proof of identity.
(3) The paper-based output shall bear the number of the procedure for the provision of the data from the register, the date of the copy, the name and surname of the staff member who drew up the printing output, and the signature of the staff member who drew up the output and the line stamp of the cadastral office which issued the output. The electronic output shall bear the number of the procedure for the provision of the data from the register, the date of the copy, the name of the cadastral office which issued the output, the name and surname of the employee who drew up the output and shall be accompanied by a qualified electronic signature of the employee who drew up the output. The provision of copies shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 9 (2) and (3).
(4) The outputs and copies shall be made available for payment as set out in Annex 3 to this Order.
Remote access to the cadastral data for remuneration
(1) From the data of the register kept in electronic form, the Office provides, by remote access, outputs of such content and arrangements as allow for the cadastral information system.
(2) Remote access to the data of the cadastral shall be provided by the Authority upon written request. The application shall be made on a form the model of which is published on the Office's website. Providing remote access is a condition for establishing the identity of the applicant. When demonstrating the identity of the applicant for access to the data of the instrument collection, the Office shall proceed mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 7 (2).
(3) The Office shall provide remote access to the data of the cadastral by means of its own application or web service. A separate application shall be submitted for remote access to each of those forms. The Office shall publish the technical details of the application and the web services on the Office's website.
(4) The Office shall communicate to the applicant, after the establishment of the customer account, the data necessary to allow remote access to the data of the cadastral. The Office shall set up one customer account for the applicant for one connection. The sub-accounts for the further connection of the applicant and its staff shall be established by the applicant directly through remote access.
(5) The provisions of paragraphs 2 to 4 shall not apply to the single provision of remote access data paid through an online payment.
(6) The Office shall keep in electronic form all data sets provided by remote access.
(7) The Authority shall carry out regular monthly or quarterly accounts for the data provided from the register. The amount of remuneration for the provision of data from the cadastral by remote access is set out in Annexes 4 and 5 to this Decree.
(8) The Office requests the cancellation of the authorisation to use remote access to the data of the registry in writing. The Office shall revoke the remote access and send final accounts to the applicant within 30 days.
Dissemination of cadastral data obtained by remote access
(1) Data obtained by a remote access web service pursuant to Article 11 may be disseminated in such a way that the person who has been authorised to disseminate the data ("the disseminator") shall affix the data in his name to his account and transmit the data to the person who is disseminated ("the data user") by means of a dedicated web application. If multiple data users are to disseminate the same data to the cadastral, the data must be provided separately for each data user.
(2) The data referred to in Article 11 shall be provided for dissemination through a separate user account designated for this purpose only. A separate application shall be submitted to obtain remote access for dissemination purposes.
(3) The consent to the dissemination of the data of the cadastral data obtained by the remote access web service is granted for a period of one year. A request for consent to the dissemination of data obtained by the remote access web service may be made using a form the model of which is published on the Office's website.
(4) The disseminator is entitled to disseminate the data of the registry obtained by the remote access web service provided that:
(a) keep the data provided for dissemination only for the period necessary to transmit the data to the data user and only for that purpose;
(b) require proof of the identity of all users of the data using an electronic identification device with a level of guarantee at least significant at each check-in in the web application through which the data of the register are disseminated, in which the data of the register are to be disseminated;
(c) keep records of users of data to which they have extended the data of the cadastral, including data on which data and when they have expanded, for a period of 5 years from the date on which the data were extended.
(1) Where a remote access user overloads the technical infrastructure of the Office, uses or uses remote access inexpertly for the unauthorised extraction of data from the cadastral, does not comply with the conditions laid down for the dissemination of the cadastral data obtained by the web-based remote access service or does not fulfil its obligation to pay for the data provided by the cadastral by remote access, the Authority shall be entitled to prevent it from remotely accessing the data by technical means.
(2) Where the applicant has established remote access to the data of the register for other legal purposes, an overview of the data provided for each of these purposes shall be kept separately. A separate customer account is also maintained for each of these purposes.
Free remote access to cadastral data
(1) Where another legislation provides that the legal person or the organisational component of a State is to be provided with data from the register free of charge for a given purpose, paragraphs 11 and 12 shall apply mutatis mutandis, unless otherwise specified.
(2) When obtaining data from the register, the applicant shall always indicate the purpose for which the right to free remote access is legally established. If the data from the register is required for proceedings conducted by a public authority, it shall also indicate the file mark.
Remote access to cadastral data for providers of verified outputs from the information system
(1) Data for the issuing of extracts and copies pursuant to Article 6 (3), data for the issuing of certified copies and certified extracts from the list of documents referred to in Article 7 (1) and data for the issuing of extracts of rights registered for consideration under another legislature7 shall be provided by remote access to persons authorised to provide certified outputs from the public administration information systems pursuant to another legislature7. Paragraphs 11 and 12 shall apply mutatis mutandis, unless otherwise specified.
(2) The applicant's declaration shall state that the applicant takes note that the data from the register provided under this provision must not be used for any purpose other than the provision of certified outputs from the public administration information systems and must not otherwise disseminate such data and that he is obliged to handle the data provided from the register in accordance with the privacy legislation.
Free web service for remote access
The Office shall provide, through a free web service, the selected basic data of the descriptive information file and the selected basic data of the proceedings; personal data shall not be provided in this way. Paragraph 11 to 14 shall not apply. The Office shall publish the technical details of the free web service, in particular its description and parameters of its use on the Office's website.
Data of the register in electronic form
(1) The provision of data of the cadastral in electronic form may be carried out by physical transmission on a technical medium or via the Internet. Paragraphs 11 and 12 shall not apply to the provision of data of the cadastral according to this provision.
(2) The data of the cadastral kept in electronic form are provided to the extent and structure allowed by the cadastral information system as pseudonymised.
(3) To the other extent and structure of the register, data may be provided only to the person concerned or to the person who has demonstrated a legal interest or other serious reason in providing such data and who has demonstrated his identity mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 7 (2). Similarly, if the cadastral data contain an overview of ownership for a natural person, the procedure shall be followed.
(4) Article 7 (2) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the provision of data on property prices achieved.
(5) Data from the cadastral map in digital form and data on the proposed changes in the cadastral map not yet implemented are also provided in a way that allows remote access. Other data from the register in electronic form shall be provided at a written request to be made on a form the model of which is published on the Office's website.
(6) Data provided in electronic form on technical media or via the Internet under this provision are informative. The amount of the remuneration for their granting is set out in Annex 6 to this Order.
(7) The data of the cadastral in electronic form to a range greater than the cadastral territory shall, as a general rule, be provided once a month. To this extent, cadastral data are more often provided only if the technical possibilities of the cadastral information system permit.
(8) Raster data on the cadastral map are provided once per calendar year to the territorial authorities under Section 55 (5) of the cadastral law only if they contain changes compared to the last copy provided pursuant to Section 9 or the last data provided to the cadastral map.
Dissemination of cadastral data provided pursuant to § 15 (2)
(1) The data provided pursuant to Article 15 (2) may be disseminated in such a way that the disseminator of the data provided to the cadastral shall transmit to the user the data with which he has a contract to provide the data for him. The disseminator shall not be entitled to use the data thus obtained for his own use and to transmit it to persons other than those specified in the request for consent to the dissemination.
(2) The consent to the dissemination of data referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted by the Office on the basis of a written request for consent to the dissemination of data and the provision of data to be disseminated. The application may be made on a form the model of which is published on the Office's website. The application shall contain, in addition to the formalities laid down in the administrative rules:
(a) identification of data users;
(b) the extent of the data contained in the register to be disseminated to individual data users; and
(c) the description of the contracts between the applicant and the users of the data on the basis of which the data will be disseminated to them.
(3) The data referred to in Article 15 (2) shall be provided for dissemination in data sets broken down by cadastral territory. The scope of the cadastral data required for dissemination shall correspond to the scope of the contracts between the applicant and the users of the data.
Dissemination of data provided under Paragraph 15 (2) for remuneration
(1) An application for consent to the dissemination of data for consideration shall be submitted no later than 1 week before the beginning of the calendar month in which the data are first disseminated.
(2) The consent to the dissemination of data shall always be granted for a specific data set of data of the cadastral data provided on the basis of the request referred to in paragraph 1. The data to be disseminated shall be provided together with consent.
(3) The payment for dissemination is responsible for providing data to the cadastral in the form in which the disseminator disseminates the data.
(4) The shipowner is entitled to disseminate the data of the register provided that:
(a) extend the data from each data file provided for dissemination in the calendar month in which it has been authorised;
(b) no later than 2 weeks after the end of each calendar month in which the data were disseminated, submit a report on the extent of the data disseminated for that calendar month; the report may be made on a form the model of which is published on the Office's website,
(c) pay the distribution fee in due time;
(d) submit electronic copies of the contracts concluded with data users or a confirmation of the data users showing the extent of the data required for dissemination in PDF format, within 2 weeks of receipt of the request.
(5) If the disseminator fails to comply with one of the conditions laid down in paragraph 4 or uses the data for his own use, he shall pay the remuneration for the data provided as if it had been provided to him pursuant to Paragraph 15.
Free distribution of the data provided under Section 15 (2)
(1) A request for consent to the dissemination of data to persons entitled to the free payment of the data of the cadastral shall be made no later than 1 month before the beginning of the period in which the data are disseminated. The application shall be accompanied by an electronic copy of the contracts concluded with the data users or a confirmation of the data users showing the extent of the data required for dissemination in PDF format.
(2) Consent to the free distribution of data shall be granted by the end of the calendar year in which the data will be disseminated, to the extent specified by the list of cadastral territories. The data to be disseminated shall be provided together with consent. Updated data to the extent that consent to the dissemination of data has been given shall be provided at intervals resulting from contracts concluded between the data provider and the data user, but not more than once per calendar month on the basis of a request referring to the data dissemination consent granted.
Copies of a cadastral map with an indicative plot of land holdings according to previous land records
(1) The Catastral Authority shall, upon request, make a copy of the cadastral map with an indicative plot of land holdings according to the last preserved state of the graphic operator of the land register or allocation or assembly operator. The data resulting from the guide plot are approximate and informative. The copy shall be marked with the words "A copy of the cadastral map with an indicative plot of the status of the land holding in accordance with.........." followed by the addition by which the earlier graphic operator has been drawn up. It shall bear the date, the reference number of the procedure for the provision of data from the register, the name and surname of the staff member who made the copy, the signature thereof and the stamp of the line stamp of the cadastral office which issued the copy.
(2) A copy of the cadastral map with an indicative plot of land holdings according to previous land records shall not be provided in the cadastral territories or parts thereof in which land registration is completely removed in a simplified manner.
(3) The amount of the remuneration for providing a copy of the cadastral map with an indicative plot of land holdings according to the previous land register is set out in Annex 7 to this Decree.
Comparative assembly of parcels of earlier land registers with cadastral parcels
(1) The comparative assembly of parcels is an indicative comparison of the descriptive information on parcels of former land registers with the state of cadastral parcels or a comparison of the descriptive information on cadastral parcels with the most recent preserved status of former land registers, where this condition is considered to be part of a cadastral operator. A comparison of the two states in graphic terms shall be used to draw up the comparative assembly of parcels.
(2) The comparative assembly of parcels shall be drawn up on the Office's form. The measurement of parts of parcels is determined only approximately. This must be pointed out in the comparative assembly of parcels.
(3) The comparative assembly of parcels shall be dated, the number of the procedure for the provision of data from the register, the name and surname of the staff member who drew up the comparative establishment, the signature thereof and the stamp of the line stamp of the cadastral office which issued the comparative establishment.
(4) The comparative assembly of parcels shall not be provided in the cadastral territories or parts thereof in which registration is completely removed in a simplified manner.
(5) The amount of the remuneration for the provision of the comparative assembly of parcels is set out in Annex 8 to this decree.
Summary summaries of the Land Fund from the cadastral data
Summary summaries of the Land Fund of the Czech Republic from the data of the cadastral are drawn up annually according to the condition on 31 December. If justified, they shall be drawn up according to the condition at another date.
Monitoring of changes
(1) The Office shall provide a service of monitoring the selected changes to the data of the cadastral to persons having a right in kind to the property concerned or to parties to the proceedings for such a right.
(2) The Office shall send information on changes by e-mail, via a data box, a short text message or a web service. The Office shall publish the technical details of the monitoring of changes on the Authority's website.
(3) In the context of the monitoring of changes in real estate data, information relating to the real estate to which the person referred to in paragraph 1 is entered in the register shall be provided as:
(a) the owner;
(b) a lien or a lien creditor;
(c) entitled from a burden of substance;
(d) entitled from a right of pre-sale, negotiated as a right in rem; or
(e) entitled from the right to buy back, entitled from the right of a better buyer, tenant or smuggler.
(4) Real estate referred to in paragraph 3 shall be provided with information on:
(a) an indication that the legal relationship is affected by the change;
(b) execution of the deposit;
(c) the execution of the alert;
(d) the entry of the note.
(5) In the context of monitoring changes to management, data on significant acts of the cadastral office shall be provided in proceedings involving the person referred to in paragraph 1. Monitoring of management changes is provided only by a web service.
(1) The establishment of a change monitoring service shall be subject to proof of the identity of the applicant. The identity of the applicant shall be deemed to be established in accordance with Article 7 (2) or, where an application for the provision of a change monitoring service has been submitted to the Office by means of an application accessible in a way that allows remote access and the applicant has a data box set up and made available. When submitting an application by personal means through the cadastral office, the cadastral office shall verify the identity of the applicant according to the identity card. The same procedure shall apply in the event of a change in the contact details for sending information.
(2) Access data will be transmitted to the applicant after the establishment of the customer account. Where an application is submitted by means of an application accessible in a way that allows remote access, access data will be sent to the applicant's data box. The service will be activated after payment is paid, if required, and after the applicant's first check-in. When changing the contact details communicated by the user to manage the customer account, the Office shall also inform the user by sending a message of this change to the original contact details. The withdrawal of the monitoring of changes will be possible through an application accessible in a way that allows remote access.
(3) Before the end of the change monitoring period, the Office will send a call for payment for the provision of the service for the following period, if required, to contact details communicated by the user for the purpose of managing the customer account. If the payment for the following period is not paid at the latest the day before the beginning of that period, the Office shall cancel the change monitoring service to the user.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No. 358 / 2013 Coll., on the provision of data from the Real Estate Register |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 18.11.2013 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2014 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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