Our exceptional Real Estate team has a vast knowledge of all registration procedures, such as all authenticating offices in all local government areas over Egypt. Hundreds of property transactions, including the purchase, sale, lease, and registering of lands, complexes, offices, and residences, were handled by our client. We assisted our clients with recovering their properties which had been fraudulently acquired by a third person. This includes performing a rigorous search for the original title records, deciding the recovery process, effectively litigating ownership, and finalizing the official register of the proven deeds to owning with the proper Real Estate Authorities.
Real Estate Law Success Stories
Case #1:
A land plot for “Al Ahram for Real Estate and Tourism Development”[The Client], for which the contract was issued by the “Giza Governorate” to the company, however registration was banned prior to the contract’s inclusion. As the court decided the client’s entitlement for title the land plot as the claim been lodged against Governorate.
Case #2:
We proceeded with the registration process for the “Ofok Compound – Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road of 500 acres” with the requisite formal permits. We presented the whole compound’s permitted partition scheme to the Governorate for examination as just a “Residential–Agricultural project.” In accordance with the statutory registering for tenants and landlords
Case #3:
Returning 80 acres of cropland in the “Hosh Eissa – El Beheira Governorate” to his contractual landowners that after lessees had seized it for decades.
Case #4:
Filed a dispute with Customs Authority on behalf for “Orimix Concrete – Egypt” in regard to 26 concrete that have been confined and can not be dispose off. We have been able to remove the ban and acquire the necessary permits for such trade
Case #5:
We handled a registration process for “Rabia Company – Sonbol City,” [The Client], which was one of the most major registrations, by filing complaints of “Prohibiting property’s registration,” which the government declared publicly for Egyptian firms owned by foreigners, those subjected to a government’s various terms and restrictions. Legal entities have the responsibility to detain property that is needed for their commercial purposes, as in a head office or an industrial facility