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Preliminary Agreement Without a Closing Date: the Final Deed Cannot Be Delayed Indefinitely
In preliminary real estate sale agreements, it often happens that the parties regulate the price, the property being sold, and the payment terms, while failing to set a specific date for the execution of the final deed. But what happens in these cases? Does the...
Real Estate Purchase Offer: Agency Obligations and Client Protection
In the real estate market, it often happens that a prospective buyer wishes to submit a purchase offer but encounters resistance or refusal from the real estate agency. But is this legitimate? What are the obligations of a real estate agency, and how can clients...
Law No. 2 of December 2025, No. 182 – Transitional Provisions and Six-Month Deadline
The recent reform of the regulation governing donations directly impacts the circulation of real estate properties acquired via deeds of gift and the protection of forced heirs (legittimari). In particular, a strict six-month deadline has been introduced, within which...
Lack of a Habitability Certificate: Legal Consequences in Real Estate Transactions
The absence of a habitability certificate (now commonly referred to as a certificate of occupancy or usability) is one of the most frequent issues in real estate transactions and often becomes a source of disputes between buyers and sellers. But what are the actual...
Condominium Fees When Purchasing an Apartment: Who Is Liable?
When purchasing an apartment in a condominium building, one of the most frequently overlooked issues concerns unpaid condominium fees. Buyers often focus exclusively on the price and financing of the property, without considering the risk of inheriting debts owed to...