Expertise
Real Estate Law
Real property is often the most valuable asset an individual or company holds, and related disputes are correspondingly high-value and technical. Land registry records, zoning legislation and contractual terms must be assessed together. Our firm serves clients across purchases, leases, title litigation and condominium matters.
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Claims
Claims for cancellation and re-registration of a title deed may rest on very different grounds, such as simulated transactions by a deceased person, transfers based on forged powers of attorney or breach of care agreements.
A retrospective examination of registry records and proper management of site inspections and expert reviews directly affect the outcome.
Lease Disputes and Eviction
In residential and commercial leases, the most frequent disputes concern rent determination, rent adjustment claims, written eviction undertakings and eviction based on the landlord’s need.
- Rent determination and adaptation claims
- Eviction based on a written undertaking
- Eviction for personal need or reconstruction
- Collection of unpaid rent and default notices
Purchases and Development Projects
Pre-contract due diligence — registry records, mortgages, attachments, zoning status — makes risks visible in advance. Construction agreements in return for land shares and pre-paid housing sales also require detailed legal review.
This content is provided for general legal information only and does not constitute legal advice on any specific matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real Estate Law
If the undertaking is valid, enforcement or court proceedings may be initiated within one month from the promised date. Validity — date, signature and whether it was given after the lease was established — must be examined in each case.
For residential leases, increases may not, as a rule, exceed the twelve-month average of the consumer price index. After five years, a rent determination claim may be brought to set the rent at market level.
Depending on the legal basis of your claim, remedies may include title cancellation and registration, pre-emption rights or compensation for unlawful use. Reviewing the registry records and supporting documents is the first step.
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