Determination of maritime domain boundaries and maritime domain cadastre

Pomorsko dobro od velike je važnosti za Republiku Hrvatsku. Ono je pravni režim čiji korijeni sežu u rimsko pravo, a njen je vlasnik, štiti ga i njime upravlja država. Kako bi to bilo efikasno i pravovaljano važno je utvrditi granice pomorskog dobra te točno odrediti princip utvrđivanja te pojmove pomorskog dobra kako bi bilo jasno što i zašto može biti proglašeno pomorskim dobrom te dokle te granice sežu. Kroz nekadašnje i sadašnje zakone pokušao se uspostaviti pomorski katastar, posebni dio katastra, no ta ideja je samo slovo na papiru. Sada se pomorsko dobro i njegove granice upisuju i vode na općinskim sudovima u zemljišnim knjigama. Također, važno je pokrenuti izmjene i dopune ZPDML-a, najvažnijeg pomorskog zakona koji je trenutno na snazi, kako bi upravljanje pomorskim dobrom bilo svima jasno i u krajnjoj liniji, efikasno kako bi se izbjegla zloupotreba i svojatanje.Maritime domain is of great importance for the Republic of Croatia. It is a legal regime whose roots go back to the Roman law and it is owned, protected and governed by the state. In order for these elements to be efficient and valid, it is important to determine the boundaries of maritime domain and precisely determine the principle of determining these boundaries and terms of maritime domain to make clear what and why can be declared a maritime domain and how far these boundaries go. Through past and present laws, an attempt has been made to establish a maritime cadastre, a separate part of the cadastre, but this idea is just an idea. Now, the maritime domain and its borders are registered and kept in the municipal courts in the land registers. It is also important to initiate changes to the ZPDML (Law on maritime domain and seaports), the most important croatian maritime law currently in force, to make the management of maritime assets clear to all and ultimately effective to avoid abuse and misappropriation