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Title reconciliation: bringing the land title in line with the building

The land title still refers to “bare land” although the building has been built. Title reconciliation (mise en concordance) updates it: it is the prerequisite for co-ownership and for any sale with an up-to-date title.

From the title of bare land to the title describing the building
From the title of bare land to the title describing the building

When it applies

  • Apartment building or villa built on a bare-land title.
  • Additional storey or extension.
  • Public establishments whose title does not mention the buildings.

Our work

  1. Documents. Title, authorised plans, occupancy permit or certificate of compliance.
  2. Survey. Footprint and levels of the building, built areas.
  3. File. Plan, procès-verbal (official report) and schedules of built areas according to ANCFCC (National Agency for Land Registry, Cadastre and Cartography) Standard 02.
  4. Filing and follow-up. Until the comments of the Cadastre Department have been dealt with.

Examples of assignments

  • Building of 3 to 8 upper floors before sale
  • Extended villa
  • School or administrative buildings

What you receive

  • Title reconciliation plan
  • Procès-verbal
  • Schedules of built areas

Reference framework

  • ANCFCC Standard 02 (title reconciliation)

Where we work

Based in Casablanca (Aïn Sebaâ), the firm carries out this service throughout Morocco: Greater Casablanca, Rabat-Salé-Témara, Fès, Tangier, Agadir, the Oriental and the South. Its survey crews travel to the site for the duration of the assignment.

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Frequently asked questions

Why before co-ownership?

Co-ownership divides a title that must first describe the building as built.

Which documents?

The title, the authorised plans and the occupancy permit or the certificate of compliance.