For the general registration, owners shall apply by submitting an application form furnished with related documents to the registration agency within the time limit for registration.
The holder of other rights over land, obtained before the general registration of land, may apply jointly with the owner for registration, within the time limit referred to in the preceding paragraph.

All applications for registration that are found upon examination and testimony to be correct and proper shall be publicly announced for 15 days by the registration agency.

The public announcement referred to in the preceding Article shall be made at the public announcement place of the competent registration agency, clearly noting the following matters:
(1) The names and domiciles of owners or holders of other rights applying to be registered;
(2) Land descriptions and scopes of rights;
(3) The first and last days of the public announcement;
(4) The time limit, method and the competent authority. for objections raised by any person with interests in such land.

If any error or omission is discovered in matters publicly announced according to the preceding Article, the registration agency shall rectify it within the public announcement period, and publicly announce again at the same place for 15 days.

If any person with interests in such land raises objections during the public announcement period, and disputes over rights arise, the registration agency shall conciliate according to the provisions of Paragraph 2 of Article 59 of the Land Act after the expiration of the period of public announcement.

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After the implementation of the general registration of land, its registration procedure may apply, mutatis mutandis, to the registration of any unregistered land when it needs to be coded with a number for registration due to the need for cadastral management.