During the renewal of the cadastral register we have instead of one plot registered three, two as arable land, while one is actually under the so-called local road, and therefore was separated during the renewal of the cadastral map from the original field (but is registered as arable incl. BEJ ). The third plot has an area of ​​1 m2, is registered as other area, use-track. This 1 m2 is located below the railway siding body. How is the price of these two plots determined? We are therefore the owners and ways of ev. one square meter of track? thank you for answer

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Restitution? We did the same. Of the three large plots, we have 11 small ones. You are not the owner of 1 m2 of track, only the land under the track. However, you have the right to demand payment of rent for the use of your land, or to offer it for redemption. In the case of local communication, it is worse, if you own it a bit, you are also obliged to maintain this part of the communication. The price is negligible, these parts of the land are not for sale separately. I am adding: The price of agricultural land is determined according to the cadastral territory and according to the BPEJ as it is registered in the real estate cadastre. Here is the calculator: http://www.pozemkyafarmy.cz/kalkulacka-bonity.html

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