Land is the surface area of the earth that has defined borders, area (surface, cover), location, a legal status, on hand with legal restrictions, registered in the State integrated cadastre on real estate․
The borders of the land are defined in cadastral maps and documents proving the right on property, and are described in the field.
The legal status of the land includes the defined procedures on property registration and other rights and restrictions․
The land, the right on it, restrictions on its use and the objects attached to the land (Land covers, separated water objects, forests, perennial forest plantations, buildings, constructions) that are impossible to remove without harming them are in estate turnover, if no other provisions are envisaged by the law․
The land can be separable and inseparable.
The land that, despite its target position and changes in the process of permitted use can be divided into parts, each of which can become a separate subject to State registration, is considered separable.
The land that cannot be divided into separate parts because of its target position and permitted use is considered inseparable.
Land can be proved inseparable by the law and other legal acts.
