New Off Plan – Iznajar – Allied Development

[AnonymousParticipant]

How do I find out whether a Building Licence has been obtained for this development before instructing a lawyer ? No one at the Town Hall can confirm, as they do not speak English.

Thanks in anticipation

[AnonymousParticipant]

Why not try communicating with them in Spanish then? Good grief… 🙄 Why should they speak English? Or….spend some euros and employ a translator if you can’t be bothered to learn the language yourself.

[AnonymousParticipant]

get a lawer first he will find out or ask for a copy of the developer, if no copy no licence

[AnonymousParticipant]

Guest 6.30 response :-

Can you recommend a teacher that will enable me to become fluent within the next couple of weeks ? If not, please keep your sarcastic comments to yourself !

Guest 6.50 response :-

Thanks for the advice

[AnonymousParticipant]

Personally, I think getting a copy of a building licence from the developer may be a little risky in this day and age (with great respect to the previous contributor).

The copy a developer gives you may just be a copy of a building licence that has since been suspended.

The real safe way is to go via Town Planning and get the latest up-to-date status of the licence, if necessary with the help of a lawyer. Even if it cost 100 euros – which it shouldn’t – far better than £100,000 down the line as in my case, and many others, on another development.

The problem? Suspended building licence!

Also, get yourself a good, recommended, independent lawyer (not recommended by the developer or agent).

[AnonymousParticipant]

Sofia,

Many thanks for your advice, as a recent “reader” of this site I have read with alarm and dismay the horror stories including your own.

Talking about horror stories, next thing is to find a “suitable” lawyer !

I wish you well.

[AnonymousParticipant]

@anonymous wrote:

How do I find out whether a Building Licence has been obtained for this development before instructing a lawyer ? No one at the Town Hall can confirm, as they do not speak English.

Thanks in anticipation

If this helps, I use a translater from MW services. Marissa is very good and fully understands our problems as none speakers. She is based in Almunecar not far from Iznajar http://www.servicesmw.com.

hope this helps.

[AnonymousParticipant]

Re. the above reply:

THIS is a perfect example why this forum can be soo helpful/constructive!

[AnonymousParticipant]

Once again, thanks for the advice and information, onwards and upwards – I hope !

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