Immovable property Immovable property refers to land, whether unimproved (i.e. vacant) or improved (i.e. land with permanent improvements such as a house). A piece of land and all the permanent improvements constitute a single entity, namely one immovable property. This means that the permanent improvements cannot be sold independently of the land. It is also not possible to transfer ownership in...
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It is becoming an increasingly troublesome issue in the industry: buyers demanding house plans from their sellers, whether this obligation has been placed on the seller in the sale agreement or not. Another headache is arising from this new development – many extensions have been added to the sellers’ homes without proper plans being approved, often without the sellers even being aware of this...