Title Cancellation and Registration Cases: Articles

The validity of the agreement, mutual payment, the annotation period and the bank mortgage are assessed separately.

The 2025 unification-of-case-law decision, proof of bad faith and the current limits of the earlier approach.

Whose name the title is in, and what right the contractor acquired against the landowner: a claims plan built on those two questions.

Membership, allocation, payment, equal treatment with other members and the separate position of the registered owner of the land.

The distinction between land sales, units under construction, consumer transactions and the assignment of claims.

The link between the protocol, the court judgment and the land registry transaction; third parties and mortgages.

Formal notice, technical evidence, type of termination, mutual settlement and acquisitions by third parties.

Differences between opening, the certificate of inheritance and registration; debtors of the bequest, time limits and the implementable judgment.

Opening of a will and the distinction between an appointed heir and a legatee. Enforcement (tenfiz), land registry entry, delivery of property, time limits and required documents.

Establishing forgery, the position of the first buyer, the good faith of a later owner, and how the criminal file relates to the civil action.

Formal requirements, duty of care, termination, title cancellation and the rights of heirs in a contract of maintenance until death. Time limits, evidence and safeguards.

Lapses in care, termination of the contract, the lifetime annuity option and the care debtor's claim to the title.

The different positions of the transferring party, the heir and the creditor, apparent sale, hidden gift and the rules of proof.

Written form, participation of all heirs and land registry entry in an estate partition agreement. Price difference, cancellation, debts and the mediation route.

Evaluates a registration claim through the type of ownership on the date the agreement was made, the signatures and the history of the parcel.

How a claim to correct the land registry relates to the certificate of inheritance; the first transferee, later purchasers and time limits in cadastral matters.

In a fiduciary relationship where ownership has actually been transferred: the duty to re-transfer, written proof and when the debt becomes due.

Separate requirements for the three defects of will; when the one-year period starts, notice, proof and preparing the action.

A guide assessing the price difference together with exploitation of distress, thoughtlessness or inexperience.

An assessment based on the situation on the transaction date rather than age and diagnosis alone; conflicting reports, guardianship, inheritance and third parties.