Real Estate

Cases concerning the dissolution of co-ownership usually involve real estate, although they may also involve movable property (e.g. cars). In the course of such cases, we help to bring about the dissolution of co-ownership in a manner that is as favourable to the client as possible, either by physical division or by awarding the property to one of the co-owners with the obligation to repay the remaining co-owners (with due security). In the case of undeveloped real estate, we analyse in particular (in cooperation with an expert surveyor) the optimal method of division (including the possible establishment of easements). In the case of developed real estate, we analyse in particular the possibility of separating out separately owned premises. In the course of cases involving the dissolution of co-ownership, we also pursue so-called supplementary claims, i.e. claims for the settlement of outlays or claims relating to the possession of the real property by one co-owner in a manner that excludes co-ownership by the others.

Cases of acquisitive possession involve both developed and undeveloped real estate, as well as an interest in real estate. Before initiating a case, we analyse whether the possession is spontaneous and its duration, taking into account the possibility (or impossibility) of adding the period of possession by the previous holder.

One of the ways to regulate the legal status of real estate is to file a suit to reconcile the content of the land and mortgage register with the actual legal status. Such proceedings are necessary, inter alia, in a situation where the land and mortgage register court refuses to make an entry in the land and mortgage register (or to delete it). A favourable judgment in a case for reconciliation of the content of the land and mortgage register with the actual legal state constitutes the basis for entry in the land and mortgage register. Such proceedings are initiated, inter alia, in a situation where one of the spouses has purchased (with funds constituting the joint property) a real estate exclusively for his or her own name (without the other spouse), and it is not advisable (or possible) to initiate a case for division of the joint property.

Legal aid in eviction cases already includes the stage of termination of the contract from which the person's legal title to live on the property derives. Successful termination of such a contract is necessary for the validity of an action to vacate and vacate the premises. Eviction cases are often connected with cases for payment of compensation for non-contractual use of the property (premises) by the former tenant (occupier). The law firm has extensive experience in this area as well.

Legal services for Housing Associations include current opinions on disputes concerning the common property or individual members of the Housing Association. We draw up and provide opinions on draft resolutions of Housing Associations and represent Housing Associations in Court (in cases for revocation of resolutions, in cases for payment, in cases concerning common property, such as cases concerning aerials or air-conditioning units).