Kataster
cadastre
The German word "Kataster" refers to a "cadastre," which is a comprehensive and systematic record of the extent, value, and ownership of land parcels. It is typically used by governments for taxation and land administration purposes.
The word "Kataster" is derived from the Greek "katastrph," which means "a listing" or "an account."
Similar terms in German include "Grundbuch" (land register), which records property ownership and legal rights, and "Liegenschaftskataster," which specifically refers to the land cadastre that details property borders and boundaries.
The difference between "Kataster" and "Grundbuch" primarily lies in their specific functions: "Kataster" focuses on land measurement and value, while "Grundbuch" provides legal claims and ownership information.
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Examples
Das Kataster enthält alle wichtigen Informationen über das Grundstück.noun
The cadastre contains all important information about the property.
Im Kataster stehen viele relevante Details über das Grundstück.noun
The cadastre contains many relevant details about the property.
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