Avregistrering av gemensamhetsanläggningar

Sammanfattning: When a joint facility is not constructed on time or the payment for the compulsory purchase is absent the joint facility can be de-registered. This topic has not been studied before and the aim of this study is to evaluate how common de-registrations are and to understand what we can learn from practical cases. The study researches the present and historically legislation through a systematic review. Additionally, a more practical study has been pursued where fifty cases of de-registration in the south of Sweden are examined. The methodology chosen aims to give two slightly different views on the same topic. Orders for de-registration have increased in recent years and the causes for this are discussed throughout this paper. Common reasons why projects are de-registered is that building projects are not completed on time, the draft for joint facilities is changed and the prolonged project time compared to the implementation period, even though good possibilities for extending the time limit are in place. The study shows that in contrast to many practical cases where the cadastral surveyor has decided against the common view of the judicial text the legislation about de-registrations itself should be read very strictly.