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The acquisition of a plot of land is a complex legal transaction. When a foreign element is added to this transaction, the complexity inevitably increases. In the interest of promoting the proper functioning of the EU internal market, this study investigates how this complexity can be reduced. To this end, it offers an in-depth study ofthe land registration systems of the Netherlands, Germany, and England & Wales to understand how differentland registration systems unfold in legal practice. It then provides an overview of the various challenges that are faced by the different stakeholders that are involved in these transactions. Subsequently, the already existing initiatives, that aim to contribute to a facilitation of cross-border real estate transactions, are discussed. After having synchronized the identified challenges with the solutions provided by these initiatives, different strategies to further reduce the remaining challenges are evaluated. Given that the study is enriched with insights from the reality of legal practice, it is of interest to academics and (legal) practitioners in the field.
Katja Zimmermann is a lecturer in private law at Maastricht University, with a focus on (comparative) property law. She holds an LL.B. (European Law School – Regular Track) and two LL.M. degrees (European Law School –Ius Commune Track; Dutch Law – Private Law Specialization) from Maastricht University. In addition to her Ph.D. research at Maastricht University, she worked as a legal researcher and advisor for the Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency of the Netherlands.
Katja Zimmermann is a lecturer in private law at Maastricht University, with a focus on (comparative) property law. She holds an LL.B. (European Law School – Regular Track) and two LL.M. degrees (European Law School –Ius Commune Track; Dutch Law – Private Law Specialization) from Maastricht University. In addition to her Ph.D. research at Maastricht University, she worked as a legal researcher and advisor for the Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency of the Netherlands.