The individual correcting procedure is a special land registry procedure that corrects irregularities in entries caused by years of unorganized state in the land registry. An individual correct procedure is initiated at the suggestion of a person who has a legal interest in it, and is carried out when there is a justified reason for it. It was originally conceived as an exceptional procedure that was supposed to be maintained in Croatian law until the land registers were settled and harmonized in their entirety. The arrangement of land registry books is not taking place with the desired volume and speed for several reasons; inertness of real owners, costs of court proceedings, attorney's fees, slowness of courts in their actions and the like. Due to all of the above, the individual correct procedure has gone from being exceptional to becoming a common procedure in Croatian law, and this is how it is regulated by the new Law on Land Registry.