19 Jun 2009 11:05 AM:

Thank you very much Maria.

The perfect answer, thank again.

David

Thread: Advice about refreshing a Legal Embargo please

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19 Jun 2009 12:00 AM:

I have been trying, for the past two years, to recover my deposit on an 'Off Plan' purchase contract. The developer has agreed to cancel the contract as he is in breech of the contract, but says he has no money to repay me. He only has properties which are not yet finished.

My lawyer has not been able to find any assets of the developer accept for the unfinished properties, and therefore we have registered an embargo against the unfinished apartment specified in the purchase contract.

I understand that the embargo is valid for two years, and at the end of this period it can be repeated for a further two years.

I have two questions; First, Can the embargo be renewed every two years for as long as I want?, or can it be renewed only once?

Secondly, Can anyone give me an idea of what it may cost to renew an embargo?

I hope someone on the forum has experience of this proceedure, and is able to answer my questions.

kind regards,

David

Thread: Advice about refreshing a Legal Embargo please

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30 May 2009 8:09 AM:

Hi kernow24

I have an apartment in Riviera del Sol. I have been thinking about letting it longterm and a short while ago I was reccommended to RENTAL DEL SOL.

I am interested to know about your experience.

David

Thread: Ha sanybody had any dedalings with Rental del Sol

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21 May 2009 10:42 PM:

Hi John,

I have just received a private message from someone on this forum who says that they had a bad experience with the suggested firm of lawyers. I thought you should know.

David

Thread: Spanish Court Corruption - Whats the next move?

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21 May 2009 10:08 PM:

Hi John,

I have a legal case running in Spain and I am represented by a Spanish lawyer. He was recommended to me but I am still not convinced he is truly 'on the ball'. Although he speaks English far better than my Spanish, I am not sure he always understands me fully.

I read somewhere about an English firm of lawyers in London who have a Spanish branch, and this firm was highly regarded. If I am unsuccessful with my case I think I will give them a try. Their name is Irwin Mitchell. I don't know if anyone else on this forum has experience of this firm

Good luck,

David

Thread: Spanish Court Corruption - Whats the next move?

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