The Danish Act on Property is a legal framework that governs the ownership, transfer, and management of real estate in Denmark. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of property owners, including regulations on buying, selling, and leasing properties. The act aims to ensure transparency and fairness in property transactions. Additionally, the act addresses issues such as property registration, zoning laws, and the protection of tenants' rights. It serves as a guide for both individuals and businesses involved in the Danish real estate market, promoting a stable and efficient property system.