Konstantinos V. Pliatsikas

Dr. Konstantinos Pliatsikas holds a Ph.D. from the Faculty of Law at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He also holds a master’s degree in civil law and a Bachelor’s degree in Law from the same institution. His doctoral dissertation, titled “Correction of Inaccurate First Cadastral Registration – A Contribution to the Interpretation of Article 6§2 of Law 2664/1998”, is currently in its second edition.
He is a practicing lawyer in Thessaloniki (admitted to the Supreme Court). Dr. Pliatsikas has participated as a speaker and contributor in numerous national conferences on Civil and Civil Procedural Law, focusing especially on Property and Cadastral Law. He has also published numerous studies and commentaries on judicial decisions.

After obtaining his Doctoral Degree, from January 2019 until September 2023, he taught Property Law and Inheritance Law, as well as Cypriot Inheritance Law within the framework of the Undergraduate Studies Programs at the University of Nicosia, while having exclusive responsibility for the preparation and development of educational material, the preparation and conduct of exams for the above courses. Finally, as a doctoral candidate, and also as a doctorate holder, he actively participated in graduate-level courses in the Department of Civil, Civil Procedure and Labour Law of the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focusing on Property Law and primarily Land Registry Law.

At the Law School of York Europe Campus, he teaches the modules “Property Law – National Land Registry Law” “Inheritance Law,” and “Composite Applications in Private Law” as part of the undergraduate program titled “Greek Law with Common Law”.

Civil and Civil Procedural Law, with a particular emphasis on Property, Inheritance, and Cadastral Law.

A. Monographs

1. Rectification of an Inaccurate First Cadastral Registration – A Contribution to the Interpretation of Article 6(2) of the National Cadastre (Doctoral Dissertation), Sakkoulas Publications, 2019. Second edition, Sakkoulas Publications, 2024.

B. Selected Articles in Law Reviews or Chapters in Books 

1. “Mediation for the Correction of Inaccurate Cadastral Registrations”
2. “Conditions for the Creation of the Right to Public Submission”
3. “The Pilotis of a Building as a Common Area,” Observations on SC 25/2019
4. “Bankruptcy and the National Cadastre,”
5. “Legislative Restrictions on Short-Term Property Leases in the Sharing Economy – Compatible with EU Law?”
6. “Drafting, Ratification, and Revision of Forest Maps Following Law 4685/2020,”
7. “Compatibility with EU Law of Restrictions Imposed by Member States on ‘Information Society Services’ Provided to Citizens by Private Parties Residing/Located in Other Member States. Potential Enforcement of Restrictions Against Service Providers.” Joint commentary on ECJ rulings C-320/2016 & C-390/2018,
8. “Is Joint Litigation Required or Optional for Multiple Listed Beneficiaries in an Inaccurate Initial Cadastral Entry?” Observations on SC 1152/2018
9. “Method of Compensation Payment (Lump Sum or Periodic) for Obtaining Necessary Access under Articles 1012 ff. of the Greek Civil Code,” Observations on SC 121/2018
10. “Unforeseen Weather Events and Exemption Due to Force Majeure” – Observations on SC 513/2016
11. “Active Legal Standing of the Greek State to Submit a Request Under Article 6§3 of the National Cadastre,” Observations on Piraeus Multi-Member Court of First Instance 120/2015 and Thessaloniki Multi-Member Court of First Instance 7823/2015
12. “Administrative Eviction Protocol from Forest or Woodland and Legal Defense Under Cadastral Law”
13. “The Right to Exclusive Use of a Parking Space in a Pilotis and Its Registration in Cadastral Records”
14. “Interim Measures for Protection of Possession or Detention”
15. “Current Jurisprudential Issues of the National Cadastre in the Dodecanese”
16. “Disclosure of Debtor’s Assets as Grounds for Dismissing a Paulian Action”
17. “Civil, Criminal, and Disciplinary Liability of the Head of the Cadastral Office for Actions and Omissions – Particularly the Refusal to Record Judicial Decisions”
18. “The Positive Declaration of a Third Party in the Context of Third-Party Seizure”