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- What is continued registry information for a building?
The public notary automatically asks for this information from the Property Registry when he needs to carry out any operation related to properties. Whether it for the purchase of a building via mortgage loan or not, this information supposes that the legal status of the building is guaranteed and will not change while the legal business is carried out.
The process is very simple: once the public notary has asked for the information, no modifications in the owners are accepted nor are any extra charges for ten days, so that the business carried out by the public notary will have priority in the inscription on the Property Register.
Thus, it binds the legal position for ten days, guaranteeing the parties that the object of their legal business cannot be modified.
The process is very simple: once the public notary has asked for the information, no modifications in the owners are accepted nor are any extra charges for ten days, so that the business carried out by the public notary will have priority in the inscription on the Property Register.
Thus, it binds the legal position for ten days, guaranteeing the parties that the object of their legal business cannot be modified.
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