Deed of sale
What this is about
The subject of a contract of sale is the transfer of a property or a right in return for a price. In the case of buying a property, the act that determines the transfer of the property from the hands of the seller to those of the buyer is the deed, which must be drawn up by a notary.
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The role of the notary
When buying or selling real estate between private individuals, it is very important to consult a notary to find out everything you need to know about buying a house. In fact, they have a key role: they are responsible for carrying out some crucial checks on the property to be bought and sold, collecting fees and taxes required by law, as well as drawing up the deed, keeping and registering it, so that the transfer of ownership is effective. Our firm can support you throughout the process with customised consulting.
USUFRUCT
- Usufruct is a real right of enjoyment that grants a person (the usufructuary) the right to enjoy an asset owned by others.
- The assets subject to usufruct are infungible and inconsumable since they must be returned at the end of the usufruct.
USUCAPTION
- Usucaption is one of the cases of original acquisition of a right of ownership (or other real rights) in movable or immovable property.
- For this to be the case, it is necessary that the owner of the property has never claimed his rights in court.
HOME BUYING GUIDE
- This guide aims to provide an overview of the main rules to follow when buying a house.
- The aim is to provide you with all the information you need to face this important moment with complete peace of mind.