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Real estate

We handle real estate law cases in Gdańsk, Gdynia and throughout the Tri-City. We help you safely buy, sell and rent property, and regularise its legal status.

How to secure a real estate sale and lease agreement?

A safe transaction begins with an analysis of the legal status of the property and a well-drafted contract. We check the land and mortgage register, encumbrances and third-party claims, and then prepare or review the contract so that it protects our client's interests.

We advise on sale contracts, preliminary contracts and lease agreements, including occasional and institutional leases. We help clients from Gdańsk and Gdynia avoid typical risks - from legal defects of the premises to ineffective security for payment of the price.

What does regularising the legal status of real estate involve?

Regularising the legal status means bringing the entries in the land and mortgage register and the documentation into line with the actual state of ownership. It is essential when a property has undisclosed owners, out-of-date entries or unresolved inheritance matters.

Within these matters we handle, among other things:

  • acquisitive prescription of real estate,
  • dissolution of co-ownership,
  • establishment and abolition of easements,
  • reconciling the content of the land and mortgage register with the actual legal status.

We represent clients from the Pomorze region before the land and mortgage registry courts and civil courts at every stage of the proceedings.

How do we help with developer contracts and property handovers?

We review development contracts before signing and support buyers during the handover of the premises. We verify the contract's compliance with the Developer Act, including provisions on contractual penalties, deadlines and the consequences of withdrawing from the contract.

During the handover, we help you properly report defects and enforce their remedy, and in the event of a dispute - pursue claims against the developer. We advise buyers of flats in the Tri-City on how to make use of the protection provided by the Developer Guarantee Fund.

How does a case for the surrender of real estate and eviction proceed?

An action for surrender or eviction allows the recovery of property occupied without legal title. The proceedings begin with a demand for the voluntary vacation of the premises and, should this prove ineffective, with a claim for eviction or for the surrender of the property.

We represent owners in disputes with tenants and persons occupying premises without a contract, including cases for remuneration for use of the premises without title. We help owners from Gdańsk and Gdynia carry out an eviction in accordance with the regulations on the protection of tenants' rights.

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FAQ

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Is it worth having a lawyer check the flat before purchase?
Yes, a legal analysis of a property before purchase protects against costly mistakes. The lawyer verifies the land and mortgage register, mortgage encumbrances, easements and any third-party claims. This way you avoid acquiring premises with legal defects that are difficult to remedy after the transaction.
How long does a case for adverse possession of real estate take?
A case concerning acquisitive prescription (usucaption) usually takes from several months to well over a dozen months, depending on the degree of complexity and the number of participants. It is necessary to demonstrate uninterrupted, autonomous possession for the required period. We help to gather evidence and conduct the entire proceedings before the court.
What to do when the developer is late in delivering the flat?
In the event of a developer's delay, you are entitled to the rights set out in the contract and in the Developer Act. Usually contractual penalties can be charged, and in the case of a significant delay, you may withdraw from the contract. We analyse your contract and identify the most advantageous way of pursuing claims.
How to dissolve co-ownership of real estate?
Co-ownership can be dissolved by agreement before a notary or through the courts when the co-owners do not agree. The court may divide the thing physically, award it to one co-owner with a settlement payment, or order its sale. We advise which method will be most advantageous in your situation.
Do you handle real estate cases online?
Yes, we also handle property matters remotely throughout Poland. We carry out the analysis of documents, consultations and the preparation of pleadings online, and we represent clients before the court on the basis of a power of attorney. We run our in-person offices in Gdańsk and Gdynia.

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Book a one-hour consultation - online or at our office at ul. Kartuska 246 in Gdańsk. We will establish the legal situation and identify a solution to your problem.