Hi everybody! I just would like to point you out a beautiful Liberty Villa, which is about 650 square meters and it has been renewed with very high qality stardards...It is nestled in a very quiet place, near a little river, about 5/6 km.
Dear Sam C2,I know it's late to answer now, because you have already signed the contract, but I want to make the idea clear about the ½ûÂþÌìÌà law system.In Italy doesn't matter to everyone who is third part if you pay (in cash or by mortgage) the house, the only important thing is what is written down in the paper when you go to the Notaio and you sign the contract. You know, in Italy when you buy a property you are obliged to use a Notaio, who is a public officer. Afterwords, the selling will be inscribed in public register (the procedeeding is called trascrizione, and from that moment third part can't say they didn't know who was the owner of the house, they can check by public register)..The Notaio asked your wife to sign, even if she wasn't the purchaser, because when you are married and you are in comunione legale (it means that everything that you buy during the marriage belongs automatically to both of them), in order to exclude one house from comunione legale, the wife or the husband (it depends on who is going to purchase) has to sign to give evidence she/he knows about the husband'/wife' purchase and agrees with that. If she/he doesn't sign, she/he could go to the Court and ask to the judge to invalidate the purchase.This is the reason why the Notaio asked to your wife too to sign the contract. Hope I have been clear!
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Dear Sam C2,I know it's late to answer now, because you have already signed the contract, but I want to make the idea clear about the ½ûÂþÌìÌà law system.In Italy doesn't matter to everyone who is third part if you pay (in cash or by mortgage) the house, the only important thing is what is written down in the paper when you go to the Notaio and you sign the contract. You know, in Italy when you buy a property you are obliged to use a Notaio, who is a public officer. Afterwords, the selling will be inscribed in public register (the procedeeding is called trascrizione, and from that moment third part can't say they didn't know who was the owner of the house, they can check by public register)..The Notaio asked your wife to sign, even if she wasn't the purchaser, because when you are married and you are in comunione legale (it means that everything that you buy during the marriage belongs automatically to both of them), in order to exclude one house from comunione legale, the wife or the husband (it depends on who is going to purchase) has to sign to give evidence she/he knows about the husband'/wife' purchase and agrees with that. If she/he doesn't sign, she/he could go to the Court and ask to the judge to invalidate the purchase.This is the reason why the Notaio asked to your wife too to sign the contract. Hope I have been clear!