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I have lost my property deed, and I do not remember either the name of the notary or the address of the notary office. How can I obtain a copy?

In such a case, you should approach the territorially competent land registration service. By completing certain formalities (filling out CERFA forms n° 3233SD and n° 3236 SD), you can obtain a copy of your property deed (which will include the name of the notary who drafted the act).
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Is it possible for a landlord to rent out a dwelling without a kitchen?

No. The law requires the landlord to provide the tenant with a “decent” dwelling (Article 6 of Law No. 89-462 of 6 July 1989). A decree dated 30 January 2002 defines the criteria for decent housing. It specifies that a dwelling must be equipped “with a kitchen or a kitchenette…
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Last week, I signed a lease for an apartment, but I am not scheduled to move in until the end of the month. I have just found another property that suits me better. Can I withdraw from the lease?

No. The lease you signed must include certain mandatory information, including the effective date and the duration of the lease, as required by Article 3 of Law No. 89-462 of 6 July 1989. In most cases, the effective date is the date the lease is signed, not the date of…
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I am selling my apartment in a co-ownership property. The managing agent (syndic) is charging me €500 for the état daté. Is this allowed?

No. Since 1 June 2020, a decree (No. 2020-153 of 21 February 2020) has capped the fee that a managing agent may charge for preparing the état daté at €380 including VAT. This document is required by the notary to complete the sale of a co-owned property and outlines the…
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