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Wednesday, January 23, 2008 buby Parcela I've made 3 posts Send private message to buby	Hello, Does anyone know how much it costs to get another copy of an escritura as i have lost mine. Regards mark Spam post? If so please click here to report it
23 Jan 2008 4:57 PM morerosado EOS Superstar I'm in Somerset, UK / Guardamar Del Segura on the Costa Blanca (Completed April 2005) I've made 4607 posts Send private message to morerosado	Hi Mark I assume you do still have a copia simple so you can prove ownership ? Don't you think contacting Land Registry office relevant, they'll advise. Ask your lawyer ! The escritura (your property deeds) are very important & should be with your lawyer. (That's why ours is in a box of stuff to do with Spain, under our spare bed I must take my own advice.) _______________________ My blog>>> Our experiences of buying in Spain Spam post? If so please click here to report it
23 Jan 2008 5:02 PM buby Parcela I've made 3 posts Send private message to buby	Hello Thanks for the info.Regards mark Spam post? If so please click here to report it
23 Jan 2008 6:05 PM Rixxy Villa I'm in San Pedro I've made 1816 posts Send private message to Rixxy	You can ask at the notary office where you originally signed. They will charge you but Im not sure exactly how much - maybe 100 euros or less. And it will be an official copy. _______________________ Quite frankly m'dear, I don't give a damn! info@direct-auctions.com www.direct-auctions.com www.weightmanagementclubs.com Spam post? If so please click here to report it
23 Jan 2008 6:12 PM buby Parcela I've made 3 posts Send private message to buby	thanks for that advice.Regards mark Spam post? If so please click here to report it
23 Jan 2008 6:56 PM morerosado EOS Superstar I'm in Somerset, UK / Guardamar Del Segura on the Costa Blanca (Completed April 2005) I've made 4607 posts Send private message to morerosado	http://www.spanishpropertyweb.com/P/Purchase.htm Taken from above .. (as Rixxy mentioned) Escritura Publica. The most basic paper of all is your title deed. This shows the registered owner on record with an incontestable title. The original title deed is always filed at the Notary, so you will receive an authorised copy. Unlike some systems of property registration, in Spain it is not the piece of paper itself which counts but it is the inscription in the Registro de la Propiedad, the property registry office. If you lose your deed, you can always get another copy from the Notary. Listed on the inscription in the property registry are any liens, charges or mortgages against the property. Back taxes however are not listed. A prospective purchaser will need to get a Nota Simple from the registry, which is an extract showing the basic information and any charges against the property. However, it would be wise to see a copy of the full title deeds as well. This message was last edited by morerosado on 1/23/2008. _______________________ My blog>>> Our experiences of buying in Spain Spam post? If so please click here to report it

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