The Directorate General for Legal Certainty and Public Faith confirms the legality of a registrar's refusal to record the presentation of a private application. The resolution establishes that, pursuant to Article 420 of the Mortgage Regulations, presentation entries shall not be made for documents that, due to their nature, content, or purpose, cannot trigger any registry operation. In this instance, a request for an informative marginal note regarding the non-existence of an easement does not constitute a registrable title (Article 246 of the Mortgage Law).
For individuals, this resolution ratifies that the mere submission of allegations or private applications to the Land Registry does not guarantee a presentation entry if the document is not a registrable title (Article 420.1 of the Mortgage Regulations). Owners cannot use the Registry to record purely informative facts or to oppose third-party uses without a formal title capable of registration or legal mutation.
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