Delay of the Registrar of Documents and Property in Law enforcement; People's uncertainty in the “scribe”

According to the Mehr correspondent, nearly a month of uploading standard real estate contracts in the official Kateb system, reports show that a few transactions have been officially registered with these contracts, and thousands of transactions are still being made through legal validity drafts. This is while the State Registration and Real Estate Agency is required to facilitate and require the registration of transactions on the platform of standard and formal contracts.

The issue that has previously been criticized by experts, real estate activists and trade unions has now entered a new phase of legal and regulatory follow -up by registering an official question by a MP.

Hassanali Akhlaghi Amiri, a representative of the people of Mashhad in the Majlis, has explicitly criticized the delay of the country's real estate and real estate agency Amin Hossein Rahimi in enforcing the law and continuing the use of inefficient drafts.

In the context of the official question of the representative:

Why has the country's real estate and real estate agency delayed its duties in the registration of contracts and went to the inefficient draft path?

This question is a reflection of an important concern that has been raised in the expert and media space in recent months; Why the Registrar instead of fully implemented its legal duties,

Is it continuing procedures that question the legal security of transactions?

Loading standard contracts in the scribe system, but no guarantees

Standard Real Estate Transaction Contracts, after months of expert review and emphasis on various regulatory agencies, was finally uploaded to the Kateb system on May 6. This system is recognized as the official platform for real estate registration and was expected to use these contracts after all that all active platforms in the field of real estate trading.

But existing statistics show that not only the use of these contracts is not prevalent, but in practice only a few of the thousands of daily transactions in the country have been officially registered with standard contracts. Other transactions are still drafted that have neither the unique number, nor the formal credentials, nor the possibility of citing in the judicial authorities.

The Role of Uncertainty of the Registrar in Contracting Crisis

It is worth noting that the registration agency refused to implement the law, while it was repeatedly criticized for this practice. Not only did the organization perform its legal duty to provide access to authorized platforms, but it also has a passive performance in the process of training, informing and binding the use of uniform contracts.

In the absence of executive guarantees, real estate consulting offices have also preferred to continue the same procedure; That is, setting up a simple draft, without a specific legal identity, which is not even possible to pursue legal in many cases.

Continuing this situation is a threat to people's legal security

Continuing this situation is undoubtedly a serious threat to the legal security of citizens who make real estate transactions. The use of unprofessional contracts opens the way for fraud, counterfeiting, legal disputes and the elimination of transparency in the housing market.

In such circumstances, the registration agency's insistence on continuing the inefficient path of the past is not only against the law, but also contrary to the public interest of society.

The need for the entry of upstream and regulatory institutions

Now that a member of parliament has officially and publicly questioned the registration agency's performance, it is expected that other regulatory agencies, including the Court of Accounts, the State Inspectorate General, and the Judicial Commission of the Majlis, are also expected to respond.

Incomplete enforcement of the law, in the area of ​​the real estate market, not only has widespread economic impacts, but it can also fuel public distrust of the formal processes of registration of transactions.

The question of Mashhad's Minister of Justice can be considered a turning point in the implementation of standard property contracts; A path that, if not properly followed, can undermine the legal status and public confidence in the organization.

The main question is whether the organization is going to fulfill its legal duty to register formal transactions with standard contracts, or will it still abandon the people in the dark?