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Land division and merger of land titles

Selling part of your land, donating it to a child or merging two neighbouring plots: each operation changes the land title and requires a technical file prepared by a surveying engineer.

Division of a piece of land into several plots (example, fictitious data)
Division of a piece of land into several plots (example, fictitious data)

When it applies

  • Sale or donation of part of a registered piece of land.
  • Creation of one title for a villa and another for the garden or the neighbouring land.
  • Merger of adjoining titles belonging to the same owner before a project.

Our work

  1. Verification. Title, cadastral plan and, in urban areas, authorisation from the municipality (Law 25-90).
  2. Survey and computation. Regular survey, division or merger, area computation.
  3. Boundary marking. Placing of the boundary markers of the new plots.
  4. File and filing. Plans and documents filed with the Cadastre Department, response to its comments.

Examples of assignments

  • Detaching a plot to sell it
  • Donation to a child
  • Merger of two titles before construction

What you receive

  • Land division or merger plan
  • Area computation
  • Technical file filed

Reference framework

  • Law 25-90 on subdivisions, housing groups and land divisions
  • Technical standards of the ANCFCC (National Agency for Land Registry, Cadastre and Cartography)

Where we work

The firm is based in Aïn Sebaâ and works in the sixteen districts of Casablanca (Anfa, Maârif, Sidi Belyout, Al Fida, Mers Sultan, Aïn Chock, Hay Hassani, Ben M'Sick, Sbata, Moulay Rachid, Sidi Othmane, Hay Mohammadi, Roches Noires, Aïn Sebaâ, Sidi Bernoussi, Sidi Moumen), in Mohammedia, Bouskoura, Dar Bouazza, Nouaceur, Médiouna, Berrechid, Benslimane, Settat and El Jadida.

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Frequently asked questions

Is an authorisation required to divide land?

In a zone subject to Law 25-90, yes: the division requires an authorisation from the municipality.

How many titles after a land division?

One title per plot resulting from the division.