Greek Cadastre Lawyer — Ktimatologio Corrections and Disputes

What we handle

- Correction of obvious errors (πρόδηλα σφάλματα) — clerical mistakes in names, areas, parcel numbers
- Correction of material errors (ουσιώδη σφάλματα) — geometric discrepancies, boundary mismatches
- Unknown owner entries (αγνώστου ιδιοκτήτη) — evidence collection, objection filings, deadline procedures
- Late declarations for properties not submitted during the initial cadastral survey
- Forest map objections and compliance (αντιρρήσεις κτηματολογίου)
- Coastal zone and αιγιαλός classification disputes
- Boundary and geometric overlap disputes with neighbouring parcels
- Declaratory actions and lawsuits for cadastral correction before civil courts
- Full cadastral audit as part of property purchase due diligence

How it works

Step 1 — Cadastral audit

We obtain the current cadastral extract and diagram and 
compare them against the underlying title documents. 
We identify whether the discrepancy is correctable 
administratively or requires court action.

​Step 2 — Administrative filing

Where correctable administratively, we prepare and file 
the application with the competent Cadastral Office, 
providing all supporting documentation — title deeds, 
topographic surveys, notarial acts, and certificates.

Step 3 — Judicial action where necessary

Where the Cadastre Office cannot correct the error 
administratively — typically in geometric disputes, 
overlapping claims, or unknown owner recovery — we 
initiate the appropriate court proceedings.

Step 4 — Final registration

Once the correction is approved — administratively or 
by court order — we ensure the updated cadastral record 
is formally registered and deliver verified documentation 
of the corrected title.