It depends. Immediate and necessary annexes (garage, cellar, etc.) benefit from the exemption only if sales occur concurrently. The second sale must occur within a “normal period,” assessed by tax authorities (BOI-RFPI-PVI-10-40-10 §330).
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No. Article 12-1 of the French National Rules of Notaries prescribes that the notary must, as a rule, have the parties to the deed sign in his office. Exceptionally, he may have them sign at other specified locations, such as a hospital. Article L 221-2 7° of the French Consumer…
Yes. The tenant's right of first refusal exists only in specific cases defined by law, such as for unfurnished residential leases (Article 15 II of the law of July 6, 1989). In the case of selling a parking space, no law provides a right of priority for the tenant. Therefore…
No. The purpose of the real estate certificate of ownership, published at the land registry office, is to record the transfer of ownership following a death. However, article 29, last paragraph, of decree no. 55-22 of January 4, 1955, states that it is possible not to issue such a certificate…
No. Verbal promises are risky. The neighbor may sell, and the new owner could deny access. It’s better to establish a notarized right-of-way. If they refuse, you can go to court (Articles 686 and 682 of the Civil Code).