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Hi, has anyone else has had to wait 6 weeks for a certificate from the town Hall , that’s what I’m waiting for the vendors solicitor to obtain to complete the sale of a bungalow I’m waiting to purchase. Apparently it had a problem of the size of the build ( even they are all the same original size from 30 years ago) or could it be another problem? Thank you.
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2018 11:09am
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You should request all relative information from the vendor and find out yourself about the problem(s) at the town hall (most probably "Urbanismo"). Or have a Notary Public set up a "Requerimiento Notarial" (notarial notification) requiring the vendor to either produce a certain document(s) within a given time (10 days) or face all financial coinsequences. Dont loose any time just waiting. I wonder about the inactivity of your solicitor.
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2018 11:40am
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I’m not in Spain so that’s not helping , and all I keep getting told is that it’s normal to wait 6/8 weeks for this certificate ? Really expected the sale to have finalised mid May at the least , once again extremely helpfull , thank you .
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2018 12:34pm
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Thanks for your feedback. 6-8 weeks or whatever - you can't rely. Spain is different, believe me, in any way. OK, I keep my fingers crossed. Good luck.
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