Are there any other ways of restricting disposals with a property?
Another type of restriction of disposal with real properties are easements, which, for example, establish the right of a third party (other than the owner) to use the property or the right of the owner...
Why must there be a condominium association? What rules apply to a condominium association?
Pursuant to the Civil Code amendment applicable from 1 July 2020, a condominium association (CA) shall be established, provided it had not been established earlier, by unit owners in a building comprising at least five...
What about contracts? What type of a contract do we sign?
With each client, we sign the type of contract that corresponds to the given stage of project implementation. That means that, at the beginning, we sign a property reservation agreement, then an agreement to conclude...
Is a reservation of a real property always binding and subject to a fee?
No, a prospective buyer can reserve a property for up to 2 days without a commitment. This can be done in person, over the phone, or by e-mail, after a viewing or a meeting with...
In the case of co-operative ownership, the purchaser owns a share in a housing co-operative, which guarantees him a right to enter into a lease agreement for an apartment, i.e., the right to use a specific apartment. The buyer, in this case the person acquiring a share in a co-operative, becomes a member of the housing co-operative which is the factual owner of the property in which the apartment (subject of lease) is located. A share in a co-operative can, just like an individually owned flat, be inherited, with the same treatment in estate proceedings.
In the case of a purchase of an individually owned property, the buyer becomes the direct owner of the property.
There are several advantages of co-operative ownership as compared to individual:
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