Deed of Sale
The final deed transferring ownership of immovable property, registered with the Public Registry and Land Registry.
Services
The below are the main services that this office offers. If you would like any other notarial services which are not listed below do not hesitate to get in touch. We will do our best to meet your needs.
Transfers, security over immovables and works on it.
The final deed transferring ownership of immovable property, registered with the Public Registry and Land Registry.
The konvenju binding buyer and seller ahead of the final deed, with deposit and provisional duty handled by the notary.
A transfer of property made without consideration, between family members or otherwise.
Two parties exchanging immovable property, with or without a balancing payment.
Dividing property held undivided between co-owners into distinct shares.
A loan constituted by public deed, commonly secured by hypothec or privilege.
Acknowledging a debt by public deed, with the securities agreed between the parties.
Residential or commercial leases, drawn and registered as required.
The agreement between owner and contractor for works to be carried out.
Wills, estates and what follows a death.
A public will received by the notary. A will written privately and left in a drawer is not valid.
The declaration of the estate of a deceased person and the transfer of assets to the heirs.
Formally declining an inheritance by public deed.
Dividing inherited property between heirs, with the tax position explained beforehand.
Agreements between spouses, partners and carers.
Regulating the property regime between spouses before marriage.
Changing the matrimonial property regime so that each spouse holds separately.
The consensual deed of separation between spouses, published before the notary.
Setting out the rights and obligations of cohabiting partners.
Arrangements for the care and custody of children, drawn as a public deed.
Authentications, declarations and mandates.
Appointing another person to act on your behalf, for use in Malta or abroad.
Agreements drafted and witnessed where a public deed is not required.
Certifying copies and signatures for use with local and foreign authorities.
A written statement sworn before a Commissioner for Oaths, often called an affidavit.
Get in touch and this office will indicate the act required.