Prohibition to dispose denied: what happens when the property is no longer registered in the defendant's name
The DGSJFP confirms that the registrar can deny a precautionary annotation if the property is no longer registered in th...
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The DGSJFP confirms that the registrar can deny a precautionary annotation if the property is no longer registered in th...
If your company was awarded a property in a collection procedure and the AEAT has a prohibition of disposal noted, the R...
If you purchased at an administrative auction and the Tax Authority later annotated a prohibition to dispose, the Regist...
The Registry can suspend your registration even if you signed before the court order. Discover what this ruling means fo...
If the Tax Authority has blocked your company's real estate with a prohibition on disposal, only the AEAT can lift it. T...