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The deslinde defines the exact boundaries of a property.what is a deslende
My wife and I live in Puerto Plata and NEED someone to perform a deslinde for us. Can you provide a name and contact? I was also referred to a German man that speaks English, when I spoke to him over a month ago he said he would do it but would have to call me back, he never did. So any other contact would really help.
thanks Phil & Gerry
thanks Phil & Gerry
Any real estate lawyer can recommend one in your area.My wife and I live in Puerto Plata and NEED someone to perform a deslinde for us. Can you provide a name and contact? I was also referred to a German man that speaks English, when I spoke to him over a month ago he said he would do it but would have to call me back, he never did. So any other contact would really help.
thanks Phil & Gerry
My wife and I live in Puerto Plata and NEED someone to perform a deslinde for us. Can you provide a name and contact? I was also referred to a German man that speaks English, when I spoke to him over a month ago he said he would do it but would have to call me back, he never did. So any other contact would really help.
thanks Phil & Gerry
If you are talking about Horsht, give him a call again. If he can't do it for you I'm sure he knows someone on that side of the island.
I did call Horsht around a month ago. We discussed the size of the lot and he said he would have to get back to me. I never heard from him again. Perhaps its not large enough or in his area of work. Any other folks you can think of?
If you would like to drop me a line, I would be happy to recommend some folks for you.
curt@dr1.com
curt@dr1.com
Getting a deslinde is not a quick nor easy process and at min. 6 months and can take 2 or 3 years.
Certified original titles (or certified copies) are checked and searched in POP or SDQ. A few years ago, the original paper titles where scanned into a comp. system with the paper distroyed... many not done properly and show....nothing.
Surveys, if on file (same scanning problem), must be checked again with another survey. The title corner points/lines must match the survey.
All abutters (everyone that has a common land line) must be notified and givin the chance to inspect and opportunity to object.
Then the dept. of land measures (sorry, I don't remember the correct name) inspects and may go the the property to inspect and measure again.
Then it goes to... who the heck knows, and sits on a desk.
Keep in mind that survey and title points may not be there anymore and that IF using points from another deslinde for a starting point IT may be wrong. The North Coast has had this problem of "moving land" for a long time.
After using a couple of different surveryors for may deslindes, I found that the best is Maira Kunhardt de Olivares; 809-582-0221. 3rd generation surveyor, land atty., speaks english and has best/newest equip. Also has one of the most respected reputations in the D.R. (You can ask our DR1 Atty, they know her and her work.)
Regards and good luck, Ringo
Certified original titles (or certified copies) are checked and searched in POP or SDQ. A few years ago, the original paper titles where scanned into a comp. system with the paper distroyed... many not done properly and show....nothing.
Surveys, if on file (same scanning problem), must be checked again with another survey. The title corner points/lines must match the survey.
All abutters (everyone that has a common land line) must be notified and givin the chance to inspect and opportunity to object.
Then the dept. of land measures (sorry, I don't remember the correct name) inspects and may go the the property to inspect and measure again.
Then it goes to... who the heck knows, and sits on a desk.
Keep in mind that survey and title points may not be there anymore and that IF using points from another deslinde for a starting point IT may be wrong. The North Coast has had this problem of "moving land" for a long time.
After using a couple of different surveryors for may deslindes, I found that the best is Maira Kunhardt de Olivares; 809-582-0221. 3rd generation surveyor, land atty., speaks english and has best/newest equip. Also has one of the most respected reputations in the D.R. (You can ask our DR1 Atty, they know her and her work.)
Regards and good luck, Ringo
A deslinde is more than just a survey. It is an official determination by the Land Court that a property has a certain physical location. It involves the following steps:
a) The owner contracts with the surveyor to do the deslinde.
b) The surveyor petitions the Land Court to authorize the deslinde.
c) Once this authorization is obtained, the surveyor proceeds to submit the plot plan he has previously made to the General Surveyor's Section of the Land Court for approval.
d) The plot plan must be submitted with a letter from the owner acknowledging that the plan is correct.
e) The General Surveyor's Section reviews and approves or rejects the plan submitted by the surveyor.
f) If approved, the Land Court issues a second authorization ordering the Registrar of Titles to issue a new title to the owner.
g) The Registrar of Titles issues a new title.
a) The owner contracts with the surveyor to do the deslinde.
b) The surveyor petitions the Land Court to authorize the deslinde.
c) Once this authorization is obtained, the surveyor proceeds to submit the plot plan he has previously made to the General Surveyor's Section of the Land Court for approval.
d) The plot plan must be submitted with a letter from the owner acknowledging that the plan is correct.
e) The General Surveyor's Section reviews and approves or rejects the plan submitted by the surveyor.
f) If approved, the Land Court issues a second authorization ordering the Registrar of Titles to issue a new title to the owner.
g) The Registrar of Titles issues a new title.
And if you can answer that question, Robert, would you mind also giving us next week's lottery numbers, please?Robert, can you tell us how many of lots have really been survyed, procentage ?
Nothing got deleted and you didn't miss anything.Did I miss something? Last two posts, 11 & 12, don't make sense. What got deleted and why?
Someone asked Robert a question, I added a comment, and that's it.
And if you can answer that question, Robert, would you mind also giving us next week's lottery numbers, please?
Which lottery ??? I want the Province of Quebec 6-49. 35 000$ millions canadian next Wednesday. Yes yes, thirty five millions canadian dollars. Of course it's non-taxable and not by instalments.
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