The Form of the Deed of Sale
A sale of real estate must be concluded in writing or using an electronic property transaction service. It the sale is made in writing the seller and the buyer or their attorneys shall sign the deed of sale. A notary shall attest the sale in the presence of all the signatories of the deed of sale.
If the sale is made using an electronic property transaction service, the deed of sale is drawn up on the basis of the service. The service will not accept a transaction if the formal requirements are not met.
The deed of sale shall indicate:
the intent to convey;
the real estate to be conveyed;
the seller and the buyer; and
the price or other consideration.
The sale shall not be binding unless it is concluded as provided in the law. If the seller and the buyer have agreed on a price or other consideration in excess of that taken into the deed of sale, the seller shall not have the right to collect the excess amount.
Also an assignment of a right to use of real estate must be concluded in writing. It must include certain information referred to in the Code of Real Estate, if the assignment of a right must be registered.
Further information regarding immovable property and the sale of a real estate is available in the Chapter Immovable Property. See [Immovable Property] and [Purchase and Sale of Immovable Property].