(1) A person who is entered as the owner of a plot of land in the Land Register without having acquired ownership acquires ownership if the entry has existed for 30 years and they have had the plot of land in proprietary possession during this period. The thirty-year period is calculated in the same way as the period for acquiring a movable thing by prescription. The running of the period is suspended as long as an objection to the accuracy of the registration is entered in the Land Register.
(2) These provisions apply accordingly if a right is entered the Land Register for a person who is not entitled to that right, whereby such right entitles that person to possess the plot of land or the exercise of such right is protected under the provisions governing possession. The entry determines the priority of the right.