Document background
The Deed of Release Property is a fundamental document in Dutch property law, used when one party wishes to formally relinquish their rights, interests, or claims over a property in favor of another party. This document is particularly relevant in situations involving easements, covenants, development restrictions, or other property-related rights. Under Dutch law, such releases must be executed through a notarial deed and registered with the Land Registry (Kadaster) to be legally effective. The document requires careful preparation to ensure compliance with the Dutch Civil Code and related regulations, including proper identification of the property, clear description of the rights being released, and appropriate execution formalities. The Deed of Release Property serves as permanent evidence of the release and helps maintain clear property records in the Netherlands.
