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‘Promesa’ - do I need to use a Notariusz at the deposit stage (new flat from a developer

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Sep 1, 11, 12:38 #1

‘Promesa’

Hi

I am about to buy a new flat in Poland from a developer, at the ‘deposit’ stage I have to pay 10% (of course no big deal there) BUT I have a choice to use/involve a ‘Notariusz’ OR just let the developer draw up a contract (of course at the final stage I will use a Notariusz’)

Either way I will be given a ‘Promesa’ which is cool. BUT I have had conflicting advice on weather or not I need to use a Notariusz at the deposit stage! Do any of you guy have experience in this? If so what did you do? It’s a brand new apartment, ready in a few weeks by a very reputable developer.

Thanx.

PWEIThreads: 5 Posts: 894 Joined: Jul 28, 11 ♂	Sep 1, 11, 12:47 #2
Tell the developer that you want to use a notary now and that he will be paying for it or you'll be walking away. Right now prospective buyers really have the upper hand, so make use of that!

AvalonThreads: 3 Posts: 814 Joined: Sep 11, 07 ♂	Sep 1, 11, 13:59 #3
I would use a notary now. Make sure that the contract contains all items relevant to the completed plans of the development. There may be some items that are not finished, even though the building has been legalized, insist on holding a retention of monies if this is the case.

wednesdayThreads: 1 Posts: 9 Joined: Jun 28, 11 ♂	Sep 1, 11, 17:13 #4
Thanx for the advice Avalon, I was leaning toward that.

Lyzko	Sep 1, 11, 17:17 #5
promesa? Is this the same meaning as in the Italian "I promese sposi", (betrothed or "promised") or is it more in the form of a good old-fashioned "bustarella" (bribe, lit. = "little envelope")? My Italian's even more rusty than my Polish-::-) LOL

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