A normal purchase contract for a private home in
1. Seller
2. Buyer
3. Real Estate
4. Transfer Date
5. Purchase Price
6. Payment Conditions
7. Debts secured in the real estate
8. Transfer of Risk
9. Insurances
10. Division of real estate income and costs
11. Costs of registration etc.
12. Present condition of real estate
13. Warranties
14. Pre-emption rights etc.
15. Issue of Purchase Deed etc
16. Attachments
17. Date
18. Signatures
In several coming blog posts I will discuss these items in some detail. However, I have in earlier posts mentioned the Seller
2 comments:
Is it possible for a 50% share owner of a property to order the sale of the entire proerty without the consent of the remaining partners?
Yes and no! I am a lawyer you know ;)
The rules of the Swedish Act on Co-Ownership (Lag (1904:48 s.1) om samäganderätt) apply.
According to this act, if a house or other real property is owned by more than one person, each co-owner, irrespective of the share he owns, has the right to go to court and ask the court to appoint a custodian, who will then arrange for the sale of the property through a public sale.
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