When you need this service
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You are buying a higher-value flat, house, land or commercial property
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You are buying land for future development
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The title deed shows encumbrances, notes or easements
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You need to review the permitting or construction documentation
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An investor or bank requires a legal due diligence review
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You are buying a property within a more complex ownership structure
How we can help
Verification of ownership and title based on the available documentation
Review of encumbrances, easements and notes
Review of the contracts relating to the property
Assessment of the available construction and permitting documentation
Identification of disputes and other legal risks
A final summary of findings and recommendations for the transaction
Who this service is for
Developers
Companies purchasing commercial properties
Owners preparing a sale or financing
How we work together
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We define the scope of the review according to the type of transaction.
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We take over the documentation and identify any missing documents.
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We review ownership, contractual and other legal matters.
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We summarise the risks identified and their significance for the transaction.
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We propose how to address the risks in the contracts or before completion of the transfer.
Our team
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A team of attorneys, legal and business experts
Súvisiace služby
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
Development and Permitting Procedures
Company Due Diligence
Frequently asked questions
The purpose is to identify legal risks before the buyer or investor commits to the transaction or to a significant investment.
The scope depends on the case. Typically it covers ownership, encumbrances, easements, contractual relationships, the available construction documentation and other legal risks.
The scope may be smaller than for a development project, but a review of the legal status is worthwhile even for an ordinary purchase, especially if the title deed contains ambiguities or other risks.
The output is a summary of findings and recommendations that helps the client decide whether, and on what terms, to proceed with the transaction.
Yes. If the review reveals a risk, we can propose contractual terms or steps that need to be taken to resolve it before the transaction is completed.
Do you need a property reviewed before buying?
Send us the title deed and the available documentation. We will propose the scope of the legal due diligence to suit the specific transaction.
Write to us
Contact us to schedule a consultation
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Please briefly describe what you need help with.
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We will contact you and suggest the best course of action.
