Area: Pravosodje
Competent authority: MP
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 275
Initiative accepted and completed: '2014-03-11'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2014-01-14'
Initiative published: '2014-01-14'
Initiative submitted: '2014-01-13'
Response from the competent authority: 'Answer from the Ministry of Justice: the Land
  Register Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No 58/03 et seq., hereinafter
  referred to as ZZK-1) in Article 125a allows anyone, i.e. also any natural or legal
  person, to draw up and file a land registration proposal in electronic form. The
  exception is the proposal for entry of a notation of the order of registration and
  the proposal for pre-recording or entry in the notated order, which can only be
  filed by a notary public. The client only needs to secure a secure electronic mailbox
  (which is usually free of charge for natural persons) and a secure electronic certificate
  (the so-called SIGENCO, which can be applied for free of charge at the administrative
  unit). Once these requirements have been obtained, the client can deal with the
  courts electronically, of course only in those proceedings which are already computerised
  (in addition to the land registration proceedings, these are the insolvency and
  enforcement proceedings). The manner in which the documents underlying the land
  registration are converted into electronic form and stored until final effect depends
  on the nature of the document, namely whether it is a private or a public document.
  In cases where the easement is extinguished due to the death of the beneficiary
  of the easement, such document shall be an extract from the civil registry of death.
  The extract shall have the evidentiary force of a public document. Pursuant to Article
  142 of the Land Registration Act-1, such a document does not have to be entrusted
  to a notary for conversion and safekeeping, but may be converted into electronic
  form and attached to the land registration application by the applicant himself.
  Consequently, in this case, the notarial costs of drafting and filing the land registration
  application or converting the deed into electronic form are not borne by the party.'
Text file: 275.txt
Title: The deletion of a lifetime easement on a property in the Land Registry should
  be carried out ex officio
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=275
