Acta Universitatis Danubius. Administratio, Vol 2, No 1 (2010)

Abstract

The adoption of the G.E.O. no. 64/2010 has substantially modified the manner of verification of the resolutions issued by the land book registrar in the field of cadastre and real publicity. One of the advantages of introducing the application for re-examination, is represented by the re-examination performed within the territorial office of cadastre and real publicity by the head registrar, a clerk to whom devolves the effective competence for the settlement of such applications, and who, under the law, is in charge with the real publicity activity within the directed territorial office of cadastre and real publicity. The re-examination as institution, guarantees to the petitioners the right to submit litigation with the territorial office of cadastre and real publicity and the guarantee of the performance of the resolution thus impugned by the head registrar, until the intimation sent to the court through complaint. Nevertheless, the exercise of this means of appeal, involves the cumulative compliance with specific requirements.