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The Conditional Release of Lien is a crucial document in Austrian property and security interest law, commonly used in real estate transactions, refinancing, and property development scenarios. This document becomes necessary when a lienholder agrees to release their security interest in a property, but only after certain conditions are met, such as receipt of payment or satisfaction of specific obligations. The document must comply with Austrian Civil Code requirements and Land Register regulations, ensuring proper registration and release procedures are followed. It serves as a bridge between the current encumbered state of the property and its future unencumbered status, providing security to all parties involved in the transaction. The Conditional Release of Lien typically includes detailed property information, specific conditions for release, and clear procedures for executing the release once conditions are met.

1. Identification of Parties: Names, addresses, and roles of the lienholder (creditor) and property owner (debtor)

2. Property Description: Detailed description of the property subject to the lien, including land register details (Grundbuch) and property identifier numbers

3. Lien Details: Specific information about the lien being released, including registration date, amount, and rank in the land register

4. Conditions for Release: Clear statement of the conditions that must be met before the release becomes effective

5. Release Statement: Formal statement of the lienholder's commitment to release the lien upon satisfaction of conditions

6. Execution Requirements: Specification of the formal steps required to effect the release in the land register

7. Signatures: Signature blocks for all required parties with notarization requirements if applicable