Terminate Property Co-ownership - Force Property Sale in Cyprus

If you need to enforce a property sale in Cyprus, specifically in a situation where co-ownership makes voluntary sale or distribution among co-owners impractical, and a compulsory auction potentially the ultimate option - this service will be extremely useful.  This service is appropriate for:

• Individuals involved in a co-ownership situation in Cyprus, where the property cannot be easily divided or distributed among owners.
• Those seeking a legal resolution to dissolve co-ownership through forced sale, ensuring equitable distribution of proceeds relative to ownership stakes.

• Acquisition of an "Undistributed Property Certificate" from the District Land and Surveys Department, confirming the property cannot be divided without violating minimum plot size laws.
• Submission of a formal application, along with an oath declaration and necessary documents to notify co-owners, at the local Land Registry Office​​.

1. Initial Consultation: Understand client's ownership situation and gather necessary documents.
2. Application Submission: Assist in obtaining the "Undistributed Property Certificate" and submitting the application for forced sale.
3. Legal Representation: Provide representation throughout the process, from application to auction.
4. Distribution of Proceeds: Ensure equitable distribution of sale proceeds among co-owners, based on their respective shares.

• Expertise in Cypriot Property Law: In-depth knowledge of local laws and regulations governing property co-ownership and forced sale.
• Comprehensive Support: From documentation to court representation, ensuring a smooth and legally compliant process.
• Fair Resolution: Commitment to achieving a fair outcome for all parties involved.

• Legal support for obtaining the "Undistributed Property Certificate".
• Assistance with application submission and notification of co-owners.
• Representation in the compulsory auction process.
• Expert advice on navigating Cyprus’s property co-ownership laws, including the Real Estate Ownership (Possession, Registration, and Valuation) Law, Cap. 224​​.