Acquisition of immovable property

From a legal perspective, the cases of incumbency of the property are extremely interesting, all the more so when, in order to unravel the legal status of a property, it is necessary to go back to acts as far removed from our times as the Napoleon's Code or the Ordinance of the Laws of the Russian Empire.

Use of a specialist in real estate acquisition cases

It is not uncommon to encounter situationsThe local surveyor's office has a number of records in which, although the property has been in the possession of a particular person, family or legal entity for many years, the local surveyor's office records a completely different owner or does not know who this owner is.
In such cases, it is a good idea to clarify and properly regulate the ownership of the property in question in order to save both yourself and your successors in title the trouble in the future.

Although succession occurs, as it were, automatically - by operation of law, requires a court decision declaring the acquisition of the ownership right by way of acquisitive prescription. There is no other way to obtain ownership of a property whose owner is unknown or has been dead for years and whose heirs have been missing. Such cases mostly require the making of findings going back many years and are therefore very difficult to handle independently.

As well as litigation, where the owner or co-owners of the facility are known, but on "dedication" of the property, despite the fact that they have not exercised their property right for years. As a case for acquisitions always has to be brought before a court in a non-contentious procedure, the use of a professional seems to be the most appropriate solution.

Law firms offer in this respect comprehensive legal advice on issues relating to the incumbency of the property. Not only do they offer professional legal representation, but we also provide legal and tax consultation on this subject. Depending on the client's preferences and expectations, they explain in a meeting or in writing all aspects of good and bad faith property acquisitions or problematic property acquisitions between co-owners.

They also advise on specific litigation solutions and estimate their success rate. Advocates provide comprehensive legal support at every stage of the proceedings.