Article 100. Making of Registrations and Notations

(1) The provisions of this Chapter constitute a legal basis for making or deleting respective registrations or notations in/from the register of immovable property by the cadastral office within whose area of activity the immovable property is located, upon the request of any condominium owner, the association, or the central or local public administration authorities.

(2) Territorial cadastral offices, without a request, will make and delete registrations and notations resulting from the provisions of this Chapter, according to a program approved by the Government, if the following cumulative conditions are met:
a) the land is owned by the state or, as appropriate, the administrative-territorial unit;
b) on this land are located one or more residential buildings owned by the state or, as appropriate, the administrative-territorial unit.

(3) The necessary resources for implementing the provisions of paragraph (2) will be allocated from the state budget.

(4) The application of this law is not depending on the making or deletion of the respective registrations or notations in/from the register of immovable property, as provided in paragraph (1).

(5) Notwithstanding the Insolvency Law No. 149/2012, the Enforcement Code No. 443/2004, and other relevant normative acts, the request to make or delete a respective registration or notation in/from the register of immovable property according to paragraph (1) may not be refused on the basis of the existence of any seizures, prohibitions, or other encumbrances on the right or property registered in chapter A or B of the register of immovable property and without any authorization or approval from the authority or person who imposed the respective seizure, prohibition, or other encumbrance. However, these seizures, prohibitions, or other encumbrances will remain after satisfying the request.

(6) In all cases, the competent territorial subdivision of the Public Services Agency may refuse the request for conducting or erasing submitted according to paragraph (1) as long as:
a) the applicant has not presented necessary and sufficient documents to confirm the circumstances required by this law or other normative acts, additionally requested by the competent territorial subdivision of the Public Services Agency; or
b) the authority or interested person questioned by the competent territorial subdivision of the Public Services Agency has not provided necessary and sufficient documents to confirm the circumstances required by this law or other normative acts.