Análisis del otorgamiento de títulos de propiedad por los GADs, y subsecretaría de tierras.

Abstract

The National Agrarian Authority in the area of its powers is responsible for legalizing possessory acts, subdivisions, actions and rights in the rural area on rural lands of the state, in coordination with the Decentralized Autonomous Governments for their improvement, cadastral registration and registration; due to the competence given by COOTAD, the GADS, in the urban area prior to having a specific ordinance and the respective Administrative Resolution. To register or refuse the registration of an act of transmission of the real rights of a real estate property, the property to be alienated must have a history and the Registrar of the Property, at the time of the qualification of the registration act must verify whether the property is registered in the archives under its responsibility, in order to give legal certainty to the people involved in this act. The present study analyzes whether in the processes carried out by the GADs and the Undersecretary of Lands in the delivery of title deeds observes the principle of the successive tract or in turn it is imperative to have as supports the principle of the successive tract in the transfer of ownership. The problem is the insecurity and distrust of the users since the Ordinances and administrative resolutions are not legally regulated being different in the Municipalities. There are no deadlines or terms in the procedures and their speed depends on the political situation, a circumstance in which the present study contributes.