Information about mobile homes and movable property
Questioner
Was a mobile home considered movable property before 1992? Is it correct that if our mobile home was there before 1992 and is still on the same land, it is movable property by transitional law?Lawyer
Usually, mobile homes are then and now considered movable. For example, it is different if a caravan is permanently connected to the ground and is connected to pipes. This is often the case with chalets.Questioner
I would like to know if it was different before 1992. The municipality says that an environmental permit is required for our mobile home. It has been there since 1970.Lawyer
What kind of ground is the caravan on? In any case, it is not immovable property.Lawyer
This will concern transitional law resulting from a changed zoning plan. I think that around 1992 the zoning plan of the location where your mobile home is located was changed. If your caravan was allowed to be on the location according to the old plan, but not according to the new plan, then you are still allowed to stay there even though this is in conflict with the rules of the new zoning plan.Questioner
I found the following piece of text on the internet. I can't find anything else about it. So I want to know if the following is indeed the case? There is an exception for mobile homes that were placed on the ground before 1992 and are still in the same place. The new Civil Code was introduced in January 1992. However, the old Civil Code had a different definition of immovable property. Based on the Transitional Act for the new Civil Code, the owners of things that were considered movable under the old law also remained owners under the new law. This therefore also applies to mobile home owners.Lawyer
Remarkable piece of text. A movable thing does not and did not become immovable by being placed on the ground. More is and was needed for that, see also what colleague Ferwerda has written. As far as I know, the introduction of the new Civil Code in 1992 did not change the movable status of caravans.Take the next step
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