Verpflichtung zur Übernahme einer Baulast erklären

Building charges are declarations of obligation under public law with which the respective property owners undertake to do, tolerate or refrain from doing something on their property.

As a prospective builder, you cannot always meet the legal requirements for a building project on your own property - for example, when it comes to creating the necessary supply and disposal lines, parking spaces, access, passage to your own property or compliance with the clearance areas. By registering a so-called building obligation on another - usually neighboring - property, the eligibility for approval of a certain construction project can nevertheless be established.

A building charge is an obligation under public law that an owner (or also the hereditary building or usufructuary) of a property enters into vis-à-vis the building inspectorate in favor of the building project of a third party - usually a neighbor. By registering a building obligation, the owner of the encumbered property permanently assumes the obligation to do, tolerate or refrain from doing certain things.

For a building encumbrance to become effective, it must be entered in the so-called building encumbrance register.

The building charge is binding for all legal successors.

• Informal application in digital or analog form
• Designation of the property/parcel (street and house number or cadastral designation) to which the information relates
• Statement of your legitimate interest

Public interest in the building obligation.

You submit a digital or analog application depending on the responsible lower building supervisory authority.

Varies depending on the building inspectorate.

Entries in the register of building encumbrances can only be changed or deleted with the consent of the lower building supervisory authority.

• Building encumbrance - Declaration of obligation to assume (declaration of assumption) Acceptance Establishment of an obligation in favor of or to the detriment of a property
• By registering a building charge, the owner of the encumbered property permanently assumes the obligation to do, tolerate or refrain from doing certain things.
• Responsible: The lower building supervisory authority (building supervisory authorities of the districts, independent cities and special status cities)
  

Lower building supervisory authority (building supervisory authorities of the districts, independent cities and special status cities)