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REAL ESTATE DUE-DILIGENCE .
1. Location
2. Identification of property in the Registers.
Mortgages
3. Identification of property in Cadastres
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Cadastral identification numbers for each of
the plots occupied by the Company;
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Date or dates of cadastral registration;
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Date of the last revision of cadastral value;
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Cadastral value with separate itemisation of
land and building;
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Any objections made against the cadastral value.
4. Title legitimizing the use of installations
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Deed of sale;
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Administrative concessions;
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Deed setting up construction rights;
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Declaration of the start of construction work;
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Leasing agreement;
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Any other document legitimizing the possession and
use of plots of land and installations.
5. Details of the property
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Surface area of the land;
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Service infrastructure: description of area;
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Roads and other communication routes;
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Where appropriate, distance from the official maritime-land
area limit of principal and secondary buildings;
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Where appropriate, distance to public waterways (rivers,
lakes, lagoons, shores, etc.)
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Adjacent installations: name or registered name and
field of activity;
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Existence of power lines near the site of the Company;
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Existence of encumbrances.
6. General information
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Premises conservation.
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Insurance policies.
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Mortgaged premises.
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Registry informative note.
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Registry Certificate.
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Condominium certificate regarding payments.
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Condominium general documents.
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Lease contracts and documents.
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