Kurzbeschreibung

The Alliuris Group Medium sized companies in Europe are faced with ever increasing competition. They therefore need to develop their skills and strengths and their connections in the European and worldwide markets. ALLIURIS members can greatly assist companies in their cross-frontier business. The ALLIURIS Group is composed of independent, medium sized law firms in Europe, who specialise in European and international business law. The experience of the firms covers all areas of civil and commercial law - to enable them to fulfil all the requirements of the medium sized company. Member firms are conversant with the requirements of international clients; the partners are experienced in understanding the differing approach of foreign clients to legal matters and are able to respond to their needs and questions; lawyers often speak several languages and many have undergone their legal education in several countries. Clients with interests outside Europe receive similar support. ALLIURIS enjoys wide-spread professional connections within its global network.

Knowing the applicable law in a particular country before investing in real estate is the most important aspect of that investment. A real estate investor has to look at the advantages and disadvantages of investing in a particular country. The basic principles of ownership of property are similar in most countries. However one has to be aware that there are also differences as other countries follow the Civil Code legal system when others follow the Common Law system. Requirements for registration to bring about ownership are also very important in most countries failing which ownership would not be transferred. The real estate investor should also be aware of the tax implications of owning property in a particular country before investing. This book highlights the applicable law in various countries in Europe with regard to the purchase of landed property. It highlights various forms of ownership, restrictions in the purchase of landed property (especially to foreigners), legal protection of property, formal requirements for transfer of ownership and tenancy and lease of land. Building laws are also very important to consider especially the environmental implications of such constructions. These have also been highlighted. Financing options and tax implications have also been extrapolated with various countries imposing more taxes than others.
Inhaltsverzeichnis von "Real Property in Europe":

Real Property in...
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bulgaria
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russia
- Slovakia
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- UK-England & Wales
- UK-Scotland