1) What the Annotation Does
After a final risky-building assessment, a deed note alerts owners, buyers and authorities that Law 6306 applies. Sales remain possible under the statutory regime. The note does not mean demolition has occurred; evacuation and works follow separate tracks. Assessment finality documents underpin later cancellation steps.
2) Post-Demolition Cancellation
After demolition, the risky-building note is cancelled on demolition evidence, by owner request or authority notice to the land registry. Incomplete demolition paperwork delays clearance and can leave a “risky building” label on bare land, blocking sales and permits.
Cancellation does not end transformation; from February 2026 a status note must follow on the same checklist.
3) Law 6306 Status Note
After cancellation, a new deed note states the parcel remains under Law 6306. Sales, mergers, subdivision and permits continue under that regime—including related fee treatments. Buyers and notaries should verify the note in due diligence; missing entries need administrative follow-up.
4) Subdivision Effects
If the parcel is subdivided, only the part corresponding to the risky building stays in scope; the note is removed from other resulting parcels. Subdivision lines must match footprint and share logic under zoning rules. Read declarations separately for each new parcel afterward.
5) Mergers and Joint Acts
Fully risky parcels may merge by simple majority; vacant parcels need unanimity. Keep deed status current before share-sale notices; unfinished annotation transitions create announcement risk and contract disputes.
6) Registry Documents
Typical set: assessment summary, demolition record, authority letter, titles and IDs, plus approved subdivision or merger plans where relevant. Sequence demolition, annotation updates and condominium cancellation carefully so later title work is not delayed.
7) Common Myths
Notes do not fall automatically after demolition; Law 6306 does not end with cancellation; not every subdivided parcel stays annotated. Disclose the 6306 note in sale promises and revenue-share contracts.
8) Conclusion
Cancellation, the 6306 status note and correct subdivision scope form one chain clarified in February 2026. Correct registry status underpins permits and sales. Contact our consultancy team for your demolition–deed file.