Real property law

Real property law encompasses a wide range of transactions.

First, the transfer of ownership of real properties or the establishment of some kind of burden (e.g. usufruct, mortgage) thereon belongs to this branch of law. It is compulsory to have an attorney-at-law in the course of concluding the agreement and during the subsequent land registration procedure as well.

Second, contracts concerning the use of real properties (first and foremost lease agreements) also form part of real property law. Although hiring an attorney-at-law in these cases is not compulsory and there is no land registry procedure, but it is highly recommended that an experienced lawyer drafts the agreement in order to avoid legal disputes later and to enforce the client’s interests fully.

Finally, real property law also includes the drafting of planning and construction agreements of buildings and the relating authority procedures.

Besides that, our Law Firm obtained considerable experience in the sale and purchase of agricultural lands. Only an experienced attorney-at-law should be hired to draft this type of contract because numerous special legal regulations have to be known and the procedure following the conclusion of the contract is excessively long.