The Directorate General for Legal Certainty and Public Faith confirms that Land Registrars must not issue presentation entries for documents whose nature or purpose does not allow for a registration operation (Art. 420.3 Mortgage Regulations). In this instance, an individual's appeal was dismissed; the individual sought to use the Land Registry to request the suspension of an appeal period against a BOE notification, which was rejected as it was not an inscribable title and had no effect on the Registry (Art. 246 Mortgage Law).
For individuals, this resolution ratifies that the Land Registry is neither a body for filing administrative appeals nor a service for registering documents unrelated to registration matters. Using the Registry to suspend deadlines for other proceedings (such as those related to the BOE) is improper, as presentation entries only protect the priority of inscribable titles and have no effect on external procedural deadlines (Art. 420 Mortgage Regulations).
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