Property Sales & Transfers

For anyone buying, selling or transferring a property who needs legal cover at every stage — from the check before committing, through to signing the contract and registering it. The title check is the stage that protects a buyer most, and it should never be skipped.

Advisory / Drafting

Matters resolved through drafting or advisory work, without going to court.

Full property legal due diligence
Drafting the preliminary sale agreement / reservation agreement
Reviewing and drafting the sale-purchase deed
Checking the engineer's certificate and Electronic Building ID pre-transfer
Attending the notarial signing
Registration of the deed and issue of certificates
Parental gift / donation of property

What to expect

The title check always precedes committing any funds; it examines the chain of ownership, any encumbrances (mortgages, prenotations, seizures), and whether the property matches its cadastral and planning record.

After signing, the deed must be registered with the competent Land Registry/Cadastre Office for the transfer to take full legal effect against third parties.

What to bring to your first meeting

The seller's title deed (deed of purchase, certificate of inheritance)
A recent cadastral excerpt, if available
The building permit and any engineer's certificate
Contact details for the notary/estate agent, if any

Related: Title Searches & Land Registry

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