public and private lookup
Property lookup
Looking up property means reading an authorised projection of the registry and cadastral state. GOV may provide guidance and display public information, but it does not manually maintain ownership.
Lookup ≠ alterationPurpose-based privacySource → Sistema Candeia
What a lookup needs to make clear
Which unit?
A persistent identifier and cadastral reference prevent confusion between visually similar objects.
Which right is being shown?
Ownership, encumbrances or other data must come from the competent legal source and carry context about its period of validity.
Which geometry?
The map or SGDC may show the corresponding spatial version without turning geometry into title.
Who can see it?
Publicity of assets does not eliminate minimisation, data protection or access rules.
read-only, without alteration
How a property lookup should be read
A sound lookup needs to answer four questions before displaying any appearance of an “owner”.
1Which object?Persistent identifier and spatial version of the unit being consulted.
2Which right?Ownership, possession, restriction or another legally defined status, without mixing categories.
3At what point in time?Reference date or version so that an old lookup does not appear to be the current state.
4What level of publicity?Show only what the legal basis permits; protected personal data do not become open data merely because they appear in the cadastre.
Current status
There is no operational property-registry lookup in this version. The portal does not display fictional ownership merely to fill the interface.