notaire

The notaire will then carry out searches including land-registry rights to ownership, boundaries, rights of way and whether any outstanding loans exist on the property.

A Buyer's Guide to France Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

As well as the notaire fees, there will be land-registration fees, which vary from region to region but are usually less than 1%.

A Buyer's Guide to France Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

When they are complete, a date is set to sign the acte authentique, the final sales agreement, which must be witnessed by the notaire.

A Buyer's Guide to France Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

Instead of buying through an immobilier, or estate agent, you can use a notaire, a conveyancing solicitor employed by the French government.

A Buyer's Guide to France Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

On the final day, the balance of the purchase must be with the notaire and the buyer is required to have building insurance in place.

A Buyer's Guide to France Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

The work of a solicitor is roughly equivalent to that of a French “notaire”.

Archive 2010-03-01 Rene Meertens 2010

The work of a solicitor is roughly equivalent to that of a French “notaire”.

Attorney, Lawyer, Barrister, Solicitor and Notary (English) Rene Meertens 2010

References: deux mille sept = 2007; le notaire (m) = notary; twenty-five = while we own the farmhouse, we are joined by 24 vine (or wine?) investors who are counting on the grapes to deliver!

French Word-A-Day: 2007

References: deux mille sept = 2007; le notaire (m) = notary; twenty-five = while we own the farmhouse, we are joined by 24 vine (or wine?) investors who are counting on the grapes to deliver!

French Word-A-Day: 2007

References: deux mille sept = 2007; le notaire (m) = notary; twenty-five = while we own the farmhouse, we are joined by 24 vine (or wine?) investors who are counting on the grapes to deliver!

chantier - French Word-A-Day 2007