RIGHT OF USUFRUCT OVER 3 RURAL PROPERTIES

1 - Usufruct over the rural property situated at "Santo", described under No. 379, of the parish of Sever, at the Moimenta da Beira Land Registry Office and entered in the rural property register under 794; comprising dry-farmed cropland and pasture, with a total uncovered area of 9,750 m2; bordering to the north with Manuel Angélico, to the east with Ernesto de Matos, to the south with a path, and to the west with Benjamim Mendes.
2 - Usufruct over the rural property situated at "Santo", described under No. 1663, of the parish of Sever, at the Moimenta da Beira Land Registry Office and entered in the rural property register under 795; comprising pine woodland, with a total uncovered area of 1,800 m2; bordering to the north with Elisa da Fonseca, to the south with Ernesto Matos, to the east and west with Fernando dos Santos Carvalho.
3 - Usufruct over the rural property called "Moinho", described under No. 1676, of the parish of Sever, at the Moimenta da Beira Land Registry Office and entered in the rural property register under 3889; comprising dry-farmed cropland, with a total uncovered area of 1,200 m2; bordering to the north with a path, to the east with Maria da Graça Paiva, and to the south and west with the National Road.

The asset for sale is solely the right of usufruct over 3 rural properties.
By submitting a bid, it is presumed that the interested party is aware that they are not acquiring the properties but a right.
Furthermore, it is presumed that they have inspected the land and know its characteristics.
The failure of the bidder to carry out this verification does not, under the law, entitle them to annul the sale.
The usufructuary was born on 10 February 1980.
For the judicial acquisition of the asset in question, only bids submitted to the enforcement agent will be considered valid; the enforcement agent bears no responsibility for any transaction that bidders carry out or envisage carrying out with other entities or even with the usufructuary/executed party.

Once the bid has been accepted, the bidder will be notified to deposit the price offered within 15 days, as well as to pay the taxes due (article 824 no. 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure).
If this is not done, the bidder incurs the sanctions provided for in article 825 of the CPC, namely the seizure of the defaulting bidder's own assets and the initiation of criminal proceedings.

The public deed of sale will be executed in the name of the winning bidder and not in the name of third parties whom they may indicate.
There are legal provisions that 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 executed party/parties;
d) Payment of the debt;
e) Possible detection of an irregularity rendering the sale invalid.
All requests for information should be submitted in the "information" field provided on the e-Leilões platform or by email addressed to the enforcement agent.
Anyone wishing to bid must understand the operation and rules of electronic auction sales. Careful reading of the questions and answers at https://www.e-leiloes.pt/faqs.aspx is recommended, as well as of Order No. 12624/2015, of 9 November.