Legalisation of rural properties in Coin, Malaga, Andalusia by De Cotta Law
The Coin Town Hall has initiated a plan that if approved would regularize up to 90% of properties on non-urban land.
Property
Selling your Spanish property By De Cotta Law
Filed under : Property
When you are selling property in Spain it is important to get independent legal advice. There are important obligations on the seller and you should be aware of these. The tax authorities are now much more vigilant and you will … Continued
Nyt vedr. udenlandske selskaber – Property Law – Article for our Danish clients
Nyt vedr. udenlandske selskaber – De Cotta Law IfølgeStatstidende, fredag d. 28. december 2012, er udenlandske virksomheder eller institutioner, som ikke har fast adresse i et skatteparadis, fra 1. januar 2013 ikke underlagt indkomstskattepligt for IKKE FASTBOENDE (no residentes), ej … Continued
Legal Article for our Dutch speaking clients – Legalisatie van eigendomsobjecten op het Andalusische platteland
Filed under : Conveyancing & Property Law, Dutch Legal Services in Andalucia, Mijas Office, Property
Legalisatie van eigendomsobjecten op het Andalusische platteland Door Francisco Javier Martín Martín, Advocaat bij De Cotta Law In Andalusië, vooral in het gebied van de Axarquia, staan er en aantal eigendomsobjecten, met name woningen op land waar niet gebouwd mag … Continued
Press Article – Legalising Rural Properties in Axarquia, Andalucia by Francisco Javier Martin Martin, Lawyer with De Cotta Law
Legalisation of properties in Andalucía’s Axarquia Region By Francisco Javier Martin Martin, Lawyer with De Cotta Law In Andalucía, especially in the area of the Axarquia, there are a number of properties, mainly private homes, on land not zoned for … Continued
Co ownership of Spanish property
Many people who have purchased property in Spain over the last 20 years do not fully understand the importance of the concept of co-ownership and the legal rights and obligations that go with it. The way in which property is … Continued
Building In The Spanish Countryside
Filed under : Property
How many times have we asked ourselves the following question: If I own some land in the countryside, why am I not allowed to build what I choose on this land? The explanation to this question is provided for in … Continued