Document background
The Property Agreement Between Two Parties is a fundamental legal document used in Belgian property transactions to establish the terms and conditions of property transfer between a seller and buyer. This document is essential in the Belgian real estate market, where property transfers must comply with specific civil law requirements and typically require notarial authentication. It serves as the preliminary agreement that outlines all crucial aspects of the transaction, including property details, price, payment terms, and conditions precedent. The agreement must account for Belgian-specific elements such as regional property regulations, registration duties, and environmental certificates. It is typically used as the basis for the final notarial deed and must be structured to ensure compliance with Belgian property law while protecting both parties' interests throughout the transaction process.
