Special land registry procedures ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of data in land registers. These procedures include the establishment, renewal, and supplementation of land registers, as well as individual correction procedures. The basic division of land registry procedures is into regular and special procedures. Regular procedures encompass standard processes such as registration, preliminary registration, and annotation, while special procedures involve more complex cases that require additional legal actions, such as correcting errors in land registers. One of the key procedures is the individual correction procedure, used to align the land registry status with the actual state of the property. This procedure was initially conceived as a temporary measure but has proven effective for faster and more precise regulation of land registry entries. The paper also addresses the legal aspects of establishing and renewing land registers, as well as the correction lawsuit, which is used when there is an error in the entry that infringes on the property owner's rights.