Property law
Property law is the branch of law that governs all the rules applicable to immovable property and transactions relating to it, such as sale, purchase, letting, management, construction, co-ownership, and residential and commercial tenancies.
It governs the relationships between owners, buyers, tenants, landlords, property developers and estate agents.
It encompasses, in particular, the law relating to the sale of property, the law relating to co-ownership, tenancy law, construction law and town planning law.
Several areas are linked to property law:
It encompasses, in particular, the law relating to the sale of property, the law relating to co-ownership, tenancy law, construction law and town planning law.
Several areas are linked to property law:
- residential and commercial tenancy law
- co-ownership law
- the law of property sale and purchase
- construction law
- town planning law
- the sale or purchase of property
- valuing a property
- letting and tenancy management
- support for landlords and tenants
- ensuring the legal soundness of property transactions
- advice on co-ownership and tenancy agreements