Yes. Any co-ownership agreement governing the management arrangements for jointly owned real property must be executed as a notarised deed. Indeed, to make it enforceable against third parties, the agreement is subject to land registration formalities (French Civil Code, Arts. 815-1, 1873-2 and 710-1, para. 1).
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It depends on the municipality where the property is located. The purpose of this inspection is to verify that wastewater is not being discharged into the stormwater drainage system. This control may be mandatory if: The municipality has issued a local decree requiring it, pursuant to Article L2224-8 of the…
No. Under the community of acquisitions regime, assets received by way of succession are considered separate property of the spouse who inherits them (Article 1405, paragraph 1 of the French Civil Code). Consequently, the undivided share inherited by your spouse is his separate property. If you purchase the share of…
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).
No. You can benefit from the exemption provided for under Article 150 U II-1° of the General Tax Code, as long as the property was your main residence at the time of the separation, has been occupied by your ex-partner until the sale, and the sale takes place within a…