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Comparative Evaluation of Purchase and Subdivision Processes in Denmark, England and Wales, and Belarus

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Comparative Evaluation of Purchase and Subdivision Processes in Denmark, England and Wales, and Belarus

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ByMarina Vaskovitch, Robert Dixon-Gough, Erik Stubkjær
BookThe Role of the State and Individual in Sustainable Land Management

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Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2006
Imprint Routledge
Pages 15
eBook ISBN 9781351145480

ABSTRACT

This chapter analyzes the general features of the national transactions, to make a comparative analyse of them, and then state their main differences. It deals with the formalised descriptions of two types of property transactions, specifically the purchase and the subdivision of a land plot with a single-family house on it held in private ownership in Denmark, England and Wales, and Belarus. To facilitate the evaluation, a purchase process in both England and Wales, and Denmark is divided into three general phases, namely pre-contracting, contracting, and registration phases. For the purpose of the comparative evaluation, property subdivision processes in England and Wales, Denmark, and Belarus are divided into three general phases. A comparative evaluation of the key actors involved in purchase has shown that Denmark and England and Wales have, in general, a more user-friendly process in comparison with Belarus.

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