Efectos y consecuencias jurídicas del Derecho de Dominio por las sobreposiciones de predios rústicos.

Abstract

This research analyzes the processes of registration and adjudication of rural properties, identifying problems related to duplications and conflicts due to overlapping of land. Through a qualitative approach, the current regulations, the administrative procedures of the Agrarian Authority and the relationship with the municipal cadastre were examined. The results indicate that the lack of interoperability between cadastral systems generates duplication of records and difficulties in verifying information during topographic surveys. In conclusion, it is recommended that the Agrarian Authority's Registration Department integrate its system with the rural cadastre of the municipalities, allowing real-time access to the Geoportal, and strengthen the overlapping procedures so that they integrate harmoniously with the existing administrative processes. Likewise, it is proposed to implement interoperability through defined standards and protocols, train technical personnel, harmonize administrative procedures and establish a monitoring and evaluation system that allows measuring the reduction of duplications and efficiency in the management of rural properties.