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At the same time cadastres rested on the assumption that all farmers lived as ' economic men ' seeking maximum profits.
By employing cadastre measurement these studies turned agrarian crisis into an established fact.
My research agenda has been influenced by the nature and character of the sources available : censuses, municipal lists and property registers (cadastres).
The collision stemmed largely from the fact that bookkeeping methods associated with a cadastre increasingly came to be seen as a measure of household sufficiency.
In this management of space, new techniques of cartography, land surveying, and cadastre maps increased the availability of and the control over land and soil.
In this way, cadastres offered states a powerful tool for administration and the steady extraction of revenues.
In eliminating the human factor, cadastres promised to create a level playing field for economic competition and regularize state income via the standardization of tax assessment.
Creating a cadastre also presented problems.
The cadastre is a fundamental source of data in disputes and lawsuits between landowners.
The municipality has 73 "grdsnummer" in the cadastre.
Unfortunately, the real state of farmland is not in accordance with the cadastre data.
In the original cadastre, 96 residential buildings, one church and 3,259 parcels of land were individually listed.
The properties included thousands of farms, and the cadastre has been an important primary historical source from the period.
The cadastre is regarded as an important primary historical source, both for historical economic research, and for research of place names.
A cadastral community records property ownership in a cadastre, which is a register describing property ownership by boundary lines of the real estate.
