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What do I have to bear in mind if I want to inspect the register of building encumbrances or obtain information from it?

By making a declaration to the building supervisory authority, property owners can assume obligations under public law to do, tolerate or refrain from doing something on their property that does not already result from public building law. The purpose of the building obligation is to remove obstacles that could prevent development (or change of use) in individual cases. An example of this is the parking space building obligation, which under certain conditions can be used to ensure under public law that the required parking spaces are created on another property within a reasonable distance.

Anyone who can demonstrate a legitimate interest can inspect the register of building encumbrances and obtain copies.

Depending on the individual case, the legitimate interest in the inspection or information must be proven to the building supervisory authority.

The legitimate interest in the inspection or information must be justified to the building supervisory authority.

Written information from the register of building encumbrances is subject to a fee. The amount of the fee is set out in the State Ordinance on Fees and Remuneration for Official Acts and Services under Building Regulations Law (Special List of Fees).

Inspections are usually carried out by appointment with the building supervisory authority. Information can be requested from the building supervisory authority.

None.

As a rule, disputes in connection with building encumbrances are subject to administrative law (objection and subsequent legal action).

Contact the lower building supervisory authority. This is the district administration, in independent and large towns belonging to the district, the municipal administration or the association municipality administration if building supervision tasks have been transferred to it (Diez and Konz association municipality administrations).

There is no nationally introduced form. Where applicable, the locally responsible lower building supervisory authorities have developed forms to assist with the application.