BAKU, Azerbaijan, January 9. Veterans and
martyr families will be exempt from paying duty for property right
registration in Azerbaijan, Trend reports.
This is reflected in an amendment to the "State duty" law,
approved by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham
Aliyev.
The amendments set out the rates of state duties for registering
property rights and other legal rights related to immovable
property, as outlined in Articles 6 of the "State register of
immovable property" law and 26 of the "State duty" law.
This includes:
- issuing extracts from the register and technical documents
(passport and measurement plan) for immovable property
registration;
- conducting survey work for the registration of land
rights;
- issuing certificates regarding restrictions on property rights
(encumbrances) from the state register;
- state registration of mortgages;
- other legal actions related to immovable property.
Furthermore, the amendment provides exemptions from state duties
for individuals in socially vulnerable categories, including those
with disabilities due to military service, the January 20 events,
or performing military service duties (including in Chernobyl), as
well as the families of martyrs.
The President has signed a decree regarding the implementation of the relevant
law.
