Deed Registration (Registry) Review

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• This process involves a meticulous examination of the title deed and documentation pertaining to the real estate under appraisal. Scrutinizing land registry records demands specific knowledge and experience.                                                                                                                                                               

• We conduct a thorough analysis to identify any restrictions on the title deed, including but not limited to Attachment annotations, Bankruptcy decisions, Concordat decisions, 50-c annotations, Precautionary decisions, Temporary construction annotations, Article 7 annotations, Article 28 annotations, Public Attack precautionary measures, Foundation annotations, Land Office Law, Settlement Law, Slum Law, and annotations imposed by other laws, as well as breach rights arising from prior legislation.                                                                                                                                             

• For a real estate that has undergone appraisal and for which a comprehensive report has been generated, you will be equipped with all the information about the property you have purchased or used as collateral. This ensures transparency and empowers you with a complete understanding of the property's legal standing.