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You can apply to have your property removed from the land register if you are exempt from the registration obligation.

Each piece of land is given a special place in the land register (land register sheet). In principle, every piece of land must be registered in the land register.
Certain properties are exempt from this booking requirement, for example properties owned by the federal government, states, municipalities, churches or public roads.
A property that is exempt from the registration requirement but is already registered in the land register can be removed from the land register at the request of the owner, i.e. can be written off. This assumes that there are no encumbrances on the property. Encumbrances include, for example, mortgages, land charges, rights of way or other rights.

Written application from the owner specifying the property in question.

• Written request from the owner
• Your property must be exempt from the booking requirement. This applies to properties owned by the federal government, the states, municipalities and other local authority associations, churches, owners of waterways, public roads, and properties dedicated to a railway company that serves public transport.
• There are no encumbrances on the property in Section II and Section III of the land register.

There is no charge for cancellation.

• If you are exempt from the obligation to register in the land register, submit the application for deregistration to the land registry office that maintains the relevant land register for the property.
• The land registry office checks your application
• If the conditions are met, the land registry office enters the de-registration note in the inventory of the land register.
• If all properties registered on a sheet are written off, the land register sheet is closed.
• You will receive a notification about the cancellation

The processing time depends on the respective land registry office.

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land registry complaint

• Every property must be registered or booked in the land register
• Certain properties are not, by their nature, intended to be entered in the land register. The ownership of these properties can usually be easily determined without a land register.
• The following properties are exempt from this booking requirement:
  • properties of the federal government and the states as well as municipalities and other municipal associations
  • church properties
  • public roads
  • watercourses
  • Land dedicated to a railway company serving public transport.
• A property that is exempt from the registration requirement can be removed from the land register.

Hamburg District Court