Land Registration Rejection Upheld Due to Conditional Right and Missing Documentation

The court upheld the land registry office's rejection of registration applications concerning the establishment of condominium ownership and associated property transactions because the applications violated fundamental principles of land registration law. Specifically, the primary ground for refusal was that the contractual stipulation granting a special right to a laundry room was made conditional upon the uncertain future exercise of an option to install an elevator, contravening the requirement that land register entries must be unconditional, as per regulations concerning the clarity and security of the register, which prohibits the registration of rights subject to a suspensive condition. Furthermore, the refusal was also justified because the buyer, a foreign national with a residence permit, had not provided the required certificate of principal residence at the time of the registration application, and the applications lacked the requisite clarity and completeness regarding the precise restructuring of mortgage rights.