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[Salamander]

Can anybody give me some advise on where I would find information on dividing a parcel of land in half and changing it to two rather than one title deed?

[Get Real!]

You could start by disclosing in which country…

[bill cobbett]

Can anybody give me some advise on where I would find information on dividing a parcel of land in half and changing it to two rather than one title deed?

Assuming it's in CY.

I suspect nip along to the District Land Registry Office with any others who have an interest in the land with your kochans, title plans, passports (if you're a GB) or CY IDs.

Beforehand, you'll have to have paid any outstanding municipal and village taxes and any central government capital gains tax that may be due on the transfer. You'll have to produce receipts that these have been paid.

Wouldn't be surprised if you may also need to have the new boundary marked by a field measurer, both on the ground and on the Land Registy's cadastral maps.

[B25]

It may not be possible to split it.

Depends on size, location and other factors. The Land registry is the best starting point.

[bill cobbett]

It may not be possible to split it.

Depends on size, location and other factors. The Land registry is the best starting point.

Yes, there is a danger that it can't be split.

If so, the workaround is to assign a share of the existing plot through a duly drawn up contract, lodged at Land Registry???

[souroul]

cant split if its not big enough. the limit is half an "ikopedo" (someone translate) right?

[bill cobbett]

cant split if its not big enough. the limit is half an "ikopedo" (someone translate) right?

ikopedo = building plot, one for a single house (300-400m2?)

[YFred]

cant split if its not big enough. the limit is half an "ikopedo" (someone translate) right?

ikopedo = building plot, one for a single house (300-400m2?)

In TC one "evlek" or 1/4 donum.

[bill cobbett]

cant split if its not big enough. the limit is half an "ikopedo" (someone translate) right?

ikopedo = building plot, one for a single house (300-400m2?)

In TC one "evlek" or 1/4 donum.

So at say 1200m2 to the donum, an evlek would be 300m2.

I like these old measures like evlek. Regretfully there is an increasing use of Eurodisney metric in the Free Areas. "dekaria" is often used being 1/10 of a hectare.

The old weights were great as well. Anyone come across Onja and Domari as measures of weight?

[YFred]

cant split if its not big enough. the limit is half an "ikopedo" (someone translate) right?

ikopedo = building plot, one for a single house (300-400m2?)

In TC one "evlek" or 1/4 donum.

So at say 1200m2 to the donum, an evlek would be 300m2.

I like these old measures like evlek. Regretfully there is an increasing use of Eurodisney metric in the Free Areas. "dekaria" is often used being 1/10 of a hectare.

The old weights were great as well. Anyone come across Onja and Domari as measures of weight?

Before Kilo, we used to use Okka and Onge. 4 Onges made 1 okka.