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INDEX
- Historical cadastral twentieth-century Spanish (Page 2-5) - The debate on the land in Spain (1895-1906) (Page 5-9) - Advance Cadastral Surveying and Land Parcel (19061925) (Page 9-14 ) - Contradictions in the model of Cadastre (1925 -1941) (Page 14-16) - Completion of rustic Cadastre (1941-1964)(Page 17-19) - Final implementation Urban cadastre (1964-1979) (Page19-21) - Towards a comprehensive and consistent Cadastre (19792002) (Page 21-26) - The Land Registry today - Conclusions (Page 26-29) (Page 30 )

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Historical cadastral twentiethcentury Spanish
Beyond the testimonial and transcendent vocation that drives humans to register their mark on the land, describing the physical environment living as an instrument of managementis almost as old as his own existence. Before I came to think of the elaboration of a cadastre, and even long before I discovered the opportunities offered to modify the environment to suit their needs, the man recorded his speech in the middle physicist, as a strategy to facilitate the development individually and collectively, as evidenced For example, the hunting scenes illustrating the newlying stages of our prehistory, which is evidenced confidence in the graphical representation as magical spring for the availability of fundamental resources.

The dawn of the first agricultural civilizations brought about the fragmentation of authority to dispose of the land among its inhabitants, which marked the birth of the first cadastre as a tool to identify the material scope of propertyrights and facilitate equitable contribution tar and regular resources to meet general needs, ranking, and the Land Registry, from its first steps into the center of the system of rights and duties that characterize the relationship between citizen and state. The first page of the Spanish Cadastre is written in Latin, when, as a "capes-trum" or registration of units "per capita" is established inRoman Spain to serve the purposes of tax and public recognition of the property that for centuries it been characterized. After the drought of cadastral projects during the medieval centuries and some isolated during the reign of Philip II, the entronition of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain

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Figure 1: Page from a Book of Cadastral recanación Patiño-Sartine. After thefirst cadastral investigations, carried out between 1716 and 1718, in which the description of the plots was only textual, from the 1720s, began performing measurements of the plots and the terms, usually to request of the people themselves, and develop-is this type of book with the owner's name, description and sketch limits of all parcels of the term. (AHPL).

involves the development of the firstcadastres in our country, as general inventory of real property described in the physical, legal and economic of all pre-god. The experience gained successively by Jose Patino and Antonio de Sar-tine during the first third of the eighteenth century in Catalonia and especially the work conducted in the Crown of Castile and Zenon de Somodevilla Bengoechea, Marquis de la Ensenada, during the seven-1750-1756 is the first step of the Con-temporary History of the Spanish Cadastre, in this matter, a few decades ahead of the general change of historical Age dating the French Revolution of 1798 (Figure 1).

The work ensenadista, extended more than 15,000 locations and documented in more than 80,000 large volumes, is also a monumental fresco of the eighteen-Chesca Spain, an indispensablereference for contemporary public finances, which are rooted principles of generality, equity, efficiency, social consensus and intercollaboration on which the tax is built today and in those years were the cause of their failure, unable to assume a Spain (Figures 2 and 3). Patiño and Sartine first Ensenada deafter, managed inventory the individual wealth of each and every one of the citizens, whose...