House in Lousã

Urban property intended for residential use, a ground floor and first floor house with annexes and a yard, located at Rua Luís Nogueira, no. 2, lugar de Fórnea, 3200-089 Lousã, in the union of parishes of Lousã and Vilarinho, municipality of Lousã, recorded at the land registry office under no. 13816 and listed in the urban tax register under art. 3826.

The Enforcement Agent has taken possession of the property, and has assumed the role of depositary. Accordingly, interested parties wishing to visit the property must send the AE a request to schedule a visit, using the dedicated field for this purpose. WARNING: A single visit to the property will be scheduled for all interested parties, never in the last five working days before the end of the auction. The asset is sold in its physical, legal and documentary state. It is the sole and exclusive responsibility of bidders to verify the condition of the property to be acquired, so before submitting a bid, they should check whether it meets their expectations and the conditions set out by the purchaser. Failure to carry out this verification by bidders does not, under the law, result in the annulment of the sale. Please bear in mind that, given the nature of the sale and the fact that the asset is not handed over at the time of award, it may suffer deterioration or changes for which the Enforcement Agent will not be liable. Pursuant to paragraph 6 of article 833 of the Code of Civil Procedure, this sale is exempt from the requirement to present the licence of use for the building, the energy certificate and the housing technical sheet, so it is the purchaser's obligation to legalise the property, if applicable. The title of transfer will be issued in the name of the winning bidder and not in the name of third parties whom they may nominate. Anyone wishing to bid must understand the operation and rules of the electronic auction sale. Please note that several events may lead to an outcome different from what is expected, namely: a) Exercise of the right of redemption; b) Exercise of the right of pre-emption; c) Insolvency of the debtor; d) Payment of the debt; e) Possible finding of an irregularity rendering the sale invalid. Once the offer is accepted and the sale completed, the purchaser must request delivery of the asset by application addressed to the judge of the case (art. 828 of the CPC). Compulsory delivery of the property will incur costs which are the responsibility of that purchaser, under civil procedure legislation – see Article 50, paragraph 4 of Ordinance No. 282/2013 of 29 August. A careful reading of the questions and answers at https://www.e-leiloes.pt/faqs.aspx is recommended. It is the duty of the interested party(ies) to inform themselves on the legal circumstances of the asset to be acquired, consulting, if they so wish, a duly qualified legal professional – jurist, solicitor or lawyer – as the undersigned, as holder of the case, does not provide legal advice.