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The opinion deals with the Senate bill amending the Act on Land and Mortgage Registers and Mortgage, whose purpose is to adjust the Act to the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of 10 July 2012 (Ref. No. P 15/12). Under the proposed bill, a mortgage created upon part of the real will be transformed – in the event of the division of that property – into the mortgage upon the real property of the co-owner, separated as a result of the division, and the mortgage creditor will have the right of lien on payment of debt or other payments due to the co-owner. The author raises serious doubts about Article 76(14) of the bill, which does not guarantee actual protection of the mortgage creditor against adverse actions of the debtor.
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In the opinion of the author, a Deputy may obtain access to information on land and mortgage register numbers from a local government unit pursuant to the provision of the Act on the Exercise of the Mandate of a Deputy or Senator. However, s/he is not exempted from the obligation to pay the fee provided for in the provisions of the geodetic and cartographic law. Costs related to this expense should be paid from the parliamentary allowance to which the Deputy is entitled to cover expenses incurred in the exercise of his or her parliamentary mandate.
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If the ownership is not regulated nor recorded in land registers, serious consequences may arise, such as, for example, acquiring an estate from an entity that is not entitled to sell it, or to its prescription. For these reasons, among others, each local governors (e.g. mayors) should immediately regulate the legal state of all estates that belong to the given self-governmental unit or the State, and disclose their ownership in land registers. Since it is a significant issue, and as a result of the findings of NIK’s previous audits and media reports on negligence as for disclosure of such estates ownership, NIK decided to conduct another audit related to the activities of public administration bodies as for disclosing the ownership in land registers.
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The widespread application of information and communication technologies has allowed for reforms to be gradually implemented in the field of land and mortgage registers, bringing about the transformation of land and mortgage registers into an electronic database, broadening the access to the content of land and mortgage registers as well as completing the first stage of informatisation of land and mortgage register proceedings. The advancements of modernisation of the system of land and mortgage registers imply significant legal and practical challenges, regarding i.a. the protection of personal data disclosed in land and mortgage registers and the methods of increasing the effectiveness of the procedure of making entries. The aim of the article is to discuss selected issues related to the modification of the way land and mortgage registers are kept following informatisation, with account being taken of the opinions and recommendations expressed by legal scholars and practitioners as well as the latest proposals of legislative changes with regard to the functioning of electronic land and mortgage registers. A reference point for the purpose of the undertaken analysis shall be the results of the research project “Informatisation of land and mortgage registers” which has been carried out at the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics of the University of Wroclaw, and has been financed by the Polish National Science Centre.
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In Polish law, it is permissible, in a narrow extent, to make an entry in the land and mortgage register on the basis of consent to the entry coming from an authorized person according to the content of the land and mortgage register. The purpose of this article is to draw attention to the usefulness of consent to an entry in the Polish legal system and to initiate a discussion on the advisability of extending the scope of application of this simplified entry basis. The author points up at the tendencies in practice to apply consent to entry contra legem and presents arguments that, in a limited extent, support legislative changes leading to greater use of consent to entry as a simplified basis for entry. The author also points out that the permissibility of modifying the legal status of real estate disclosed in the land and mortgage register on the basis of consent to entry, too broadly defined, could pose a threat to the certainty of legal relations.
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The author discusses the problem of personal data security in the context of public registers, which are electronic land and mortgage registers containing data subject to protection, such as first and last names, PESEL and parents’ names. The matter is discussed in the context of the regulations of the GDPR. The scripture aims to discuss the arguments both for restricting access to electronic land and mortgage registers and for maintaining access to an unchanged extent. The article also indicates potential solutions to the current problem.
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The author presents the significant role of computerisation in the development of an efficient judiciary and administration on the example of the National Court Register and land and mortgage registers. In Poland, it is one of the biggest achievements of justice in the XXI century. The author indicates the principles of land and mortgage registers: the principle of openness of the formal land and mortgage registers, the principle of presumption of conformity with the legal status, the principle of pledge of public faith and the principle of priority rule rights enshrined. Consequently, the author focuses on the land and mortgage registers in the computer system. This solution enables direct access to the land and mortgage registers for those interested in issuing copies. What is more, access to the land and mortgage registers is possible by using the Internet (proper website). There is also presented functioning of the National Court Register in the computer system.  
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Autor przedstawia znaczącą rolę informatyzacji w rozwoju sprawnego sądownictwa i administracji na przykładzie Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego i ksiąg wieczystych. W Polsce to jedno z największych osiągnięć wymiaru sprawiedliwości XXI wieku. Autor wskazuje zasady prowadzenia ksiąg wieczystych: zasadę jawności formalnej ksiąg wieczystych, zasadę domniemania zgodności ze stanem prawnym, zasadę przyrzeczenia wiary publicznej oraz zasadę pierwszeństwa praw. W związku z tym autor koncentruje się na księgach wieczystych w systemie informatycznym. Rozwiązanie to umożliwia bezpośredni dostęp do ksiąg wieczystych osobom zainteresowanym wydaniem odpisów. Co więcej, dostęp do ksiąg wieczystych jest możliwy za pośrednictwem Internetu (odpowiednia strona internetowa). Przedstawiono również funkcjonowanie Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego w systemie informatycznym.
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