A building which will be split into separate legal units or joined requires permission from the Kadaster (land register) and from Bouw- en woningtoezicht (city council). For this purpose a ‘splitsingtekening’ is required. On the drawing the borders between the various apartments and the common space have to be exactly represented so that the legal boundaries are clear. There are several other requirements regarding the building that required to be shown, for example which areas will be used as living space,strorage or parking.

Example Land Registery Drawing

The ‘splitsingtekening’ is a legal component from the Apartment Rights Act art. 5: 109 Burgerlijk Wetboek (citizen law book). Therefore by the splitting of apartment rights the drawings must be submitted. These drawings must also comply with article 5 and article 6 of the land register regulations 1994.

The ‘splitsingtekening’ and the splitting-act are both visible in the land register, and are thus accessible to the public.

I work anywhere in the Netherlands at a competitive price with a fixed rate:
€250.- including VAT and three apartment rights per original cadastral object, with current splitting drawing. (Prices are exclusive of VAT, printing and shipping costs)

 

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