A property transaction involves more than drafting an agreement. The office reviews available ownership and legal documents, encumbrances and restrictions, and discrepancies between land registry and cadastral records. The scope of due diligence is tailored to the property and the purpose of the investment.
Support covers negotiations, preliminary and final agreements, payment and handover terms, and registration of rights. The office also acts in disputes concerning ownership, possession, co-ownership and other rights over property.
How the office can help
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Legal due diligence and review of available property documents before purchase or investment.
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Drafting preliminary, sale, gift and other property agreements.
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Structuring payment, discharge of encumbrances and transfer of possession.
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Applications for registration, provisional registration, annotations and deletion of rights.
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Co-ownership arrangements, partition, easements and property management relationships.
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Representation in ownership, possession and related property disputes.
Prepare for our first conversation
- Property identification and available land registry information
- Existing agreements, plans and permits
- Details of encumbrances, co-owners and the proposed transaction
This is an initial guide. The documents needed depend on the circumstances of your matter.
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