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The Deed of Ownership (Eigendomsakte) is a fundamental legal document in Dutch property law, used whenever real property ownership is transferred from one party to another. This deed is essential in the Netherlands' civil law system, where property transfers must be formalized through notarial deeds and registered in the public registers. The document serves multiple purposes: it effectuates the legal transfer of ownership, provides evidence of title, and creates a public record of the transaction. It must contain specific information required by law, including detailed property descriptions, party information, and any relevant encumbrances or special conditions. The deed is prepared by a civil law notary who ensures compliance with all legal requirements and verifies the parties' identities and authorities. Once executed, it must be registered with the Land Registry (Kadaster) to complete the transfer process.

1. Parties (Partijen): Identification of the transferor (current owner) and transferee (new owner), including full legal names, dates of birth, addresses, and marital status

2. Declarations (Verklaringen): Statement that the transferor transfers ownership to the transferee and the transferee accepts the transfer

3. Property Description (Omschrijving Registergoed): Detailed description of the property including cadastral details, address, and size

4. Title of Acquisition (Verkrijging): Details of how the transferor acquired the property, including reference to previous deed

5. Purchase Agreement Reference (Koopovereenkomst): Reference to the underlying purchase agreement and its date

6. Purchase Price (Koopprijs): Statement of the purchase price and confirmation of payment

7. Transfer Conditions (Leveringsbepalingen): Conditions of the transfer including warranties and guarantees

8. Encumbrances (Bestemming en Erfdienstbaarheden): Description of any existing encumbrances, easements, or restrictions

9. Registration Statement (Kadastrale Registratie): Statement for Land Registry purposes including cadastral fees