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Real Estate Law
Ownership is what the land registry says it is.
From purchase and sale to actions for cancellation of title, from tenancy disputes to condominium law, we build and defend the written ground of ownership.
Scope
- Actions for cancellation and registration of title
- Purchase and sale of property, and powers of attorney
- Tenancy disputes and eviction
- Condominium and building-management disputes
- Expropriation and zoning
Process
- 01Title reviewThe registry entries, annotations, declarations and encumbrances are read.
- 02Due diligenceThe zoning status is checked against the actual use of the property.
- 03ContractThe preliminary sale contract or the lease is drawn up.
- 04TransferThe transaction is completed at the land registry office.
- 05DisputeWhere necessary, litigation or enforcement follows.
Frequently recorded questions
The answers below are general information; your specific matter requires a consultation.
Is mediation a precondition in tenancy disputes?
For disputes such as eviction and rent determination, applying to a mediator first is a statutory precondition of filing suit.
How is a power of attorney for a title transfer executed?
A power of attorney covering the transfer of real property must be executed before a notary, in the form of a notarial deed.
Against whom is an action for cancellation of title brought?
As a rule, against the person registered as owner at the land registry; the number of parties may change with the circumstances of the case.
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