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Your daily Spanish Law reporter. Have it with a cafe con leche. www.costaluzlawyers.es

Faith in Spain
Monday, September 1, 2008 @ 6:45 PM

After spending more than two months now just concentrated on contract cancellation...( there is still some of this to come), we are having our genuine and original, initial desires knocking to our doors every day...

knock, knock..... they want to stay

Oh yes,  we want to help you to come, and to stay and even to die here in Spain.... (death is a natural part of life... how can we avoid it? deny it?)

We had a Board of Directors meeting today and started thinking about you, retired people wanting to come and stay in Spain, comfortably under the sun for the rest of your days... you kind of be like our preference.

We were also thinking on some of you who want to rise your children in the Spanish culture (which needs to get adapted to our european cousins coming home for a visit or for a long stay or for ever...)

We were also thinking of those of you who need the sun rays during the summer in order to cope with the cold and rainy UK winter.

We were thinking of you golfers...

And we concluded that we should ask you....

What do you need to regain your faith in Spain?

 

By Maria L. de Castro

web@costaluzlawyers.es

www.costaluzlawyers.es






Picture by Luis Lopez-Cortijo



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Linda Needham said:
Tuesday, September 2, 2008 @ 2:33 PM

Security.

Spain needs its property market regulated by law. It needs those laws to be upheld with extreme penalties for those who break those laws. Laws should cover and include agents, constructors, banks, lawyers, mayors and Ayuntamiento staff.

Justice. Which is not the same as The Law.

Honesty.

Respect.


A said:
Tuesday, September 2, 2008 @ 5:16 PM

What I want from Spanish contractors and banks is honour and honesty!The way they are acting is a disgrace.

And for those lawyers who are "under the influence" of the developers when they have been instructed to act on behalf of their UK clients...they should be struck off (like in the UK).


Most of all, I want them to pay me back my money (when they are clearly wrong under the law) without me having to drag them through the courts!

Is that too much to ask?

By the way Maria, keep up the good work. You set an example to the rest of the legal profession in Spain.


Maria de Castro said:
Tuesday, September 2, 2008 @ 9:12 PM

Thanks A.
Fortunately... I am not alone. There are plenty of anonimous lawyers working with honor and honesty... they make no noise.


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