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How an owner proves title and recovers a Bulgarian property from an occupier without a legal basis, including evidence and enforcement.
Read article →Invalidity and recovery are related but separate tasks. Actual payment, possession and additional claims need evidence.
Read article →A diagnosis alone does not invalidate a sale. Capacity at signing, Article 31 and restrictions after death must be examined.
Read article →Deliberate deception or threats can support avoidance, but a bad bargain alone is insufficient.
Read article →A simulated sale and the gift concealed behind it require different legal analysis. Non-payment alone does not prove simulation.
Read article →An Article 135 creditor challenge can affect a purchase without an earlier attachment. Prejudice, knowledge and timing matter.
Read article →Competing transfers from one owner require comparison of both deeds and registration times. Registration does not cure every defect.
Read article →The written refusal, reasons and service determine the remedy. Refiling does not necessarily preserve the original application’s priority.
Read article →Each party to a property exchange is both seller and buyer. Review both titles, any cash balance, encumbrances and handover.
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