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December 30, 2005 at 9:12 pm #51454
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ParticipantCan anyone tell me how much it should cost (approx) to obtain a Requerimiento Notarial in order to make a contract null and void?
Our lawyer wants to charge us 600 euros but I’ve have been told by others that this price is very excessive.
Any comments from any lawyers/anyone who has obtained one would be appreciated.
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January 5, 2006 at 8:52 am #60439
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ParticipantI am also interested to know the cost of obtaning a Requerimiento Notarial. Does anyone know? TIA.
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January 5, 2006 at 10:42 am #60440
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ParticipantLess than 50 euros. That’s what the Notary charges you. Another thing is what the lawyer charge you for his job ( he has to draft the document himself). If you’ve already paid him the 1 % it should be free. We’ve never charged a client a separate fee for a requerimiento.
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January 5, 2006 at 11:51 am #60442
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ParticipantHi Drakan. A very Happy New Year to you !
So… 600 Euros is excessive to say the least then!!
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January 6, 2006 at 10:41 am #60443
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ParticipantYes, it’s excessive because the Requerimiento Notarial is to declare the contract null and void. The lawyer had already been paid 1% which includes this contingency. Happy New Year to you Claire !
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January 6, 2006 at 11:09 am #60444
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ParticipantHi Drakan,
Nothing is that straight forward with us ! 😀
We paid our original lawyer, the one that has walked off with 7000 euros of our money to cover these things, but our new one is the one wanting us to pay 600 euros JUST for the NR, on top of the money we have paid to date. They specified this €600 when we “upset” them by not paying in €485 into a private bank account of one of the lawyers who has gone on maternity leave. ( my husband sent a cheque from our Spanish bank a/c made payable to the law firm as per their headed note paper) She had her baby in December and is supposedly returning to the office in 2 weeks time. Her brother-in-law telephoned us during the Xmas holiday (he is an English lawyer) to try to sort this “problem” out. We told him that we were not prepared to pay money into any ones private a/c. We usually pay them in cash when we are in Spain, for which we have a receipt. It’s up to them where they pay the money into. We do not want to get involved in what my husband, as a chartered accountant, would call tax evasion! Apart from this “blip” everything has been fine, although we now feel things are a little sour with our relationship.
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January 6, 2006 at 3:16 pm #60445
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ParticipantA law firm in Marbella is advertising in sur in English giving a rate of 0.5% for house purchase/sales, says they have been established 20 years.
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