Core Legal Practice
We provide legal support throughout the real estate transaction process, including property due diligence, review of ownership and registration information, identification of legal restrictions and encumbrances, preparation and review of agreements, and support with registration procedures before the National Agency of Public Registry.
Property matters are assessed based on the specific property and transaction. Relevant checks may include:
Where relevant, this includes the Civil Code of Georgia, legislation governing registration of rights to immovable property, and the rules and procedures of the National Agency of Public Registry.
We discuss the transaction, identify the key legal questions and determine what documents and information need to be reviewed.
We examine the available property and registration documents, identify potential legal risks and prepare or review the relevant agreements and supporting documents.
We assist with the completion of the transaction and, where required, support the registration process and communication with the relevant authorities.
Real Estate
A practical legal guide to buying property in Georgia: how to check ownership and mortgages, the safe order of payment, Public Registry fees and timelines.
Real Estate
Can a foreigner buy an apartment, house or land in Georgia? We explain the restrictions on agricultural land, the registration rules and the issues to check.
Real Estate
Need to register property in Georgia? Learn when a registration lawyer helps, why registration is suspended or refused, and how SB Legal Solution assists.
Contracts
A sale and purchase agreement is the legal basis for buying and selling property, from apartments and vehicles to equipment and other goods. This guide provides a sample agreement and explains what it should include.
Yes. We can review the relevant registration information and identify registered rights, restrictions and other potential issues affecting the property.
Yes. We can review the agreement, explain key legal provisions, identify potential risks and suggest amendments where appropriate.
In many cases, a transaction may be completed through a properly authorized representative. The specific requirements depend on the transaction and the power of attorney.
Yes. We can provide legal assistance and representation in property registration and related administrative procedures before the National Agency of Public Registry.
The appropriate checks depend on the property and intended use, but may include ownership, encumbrances, cadastral information, restrictions, land status and other registration or legal issues.