(1/2) RUSTIC PROPERTY IN FRÁGUAS - RIO MAIOR*

HALF (1/2) Half ownership of the rustic property consisting of apple trees, vineyard, watercourse beds, olive grove and arable crops in olive grove, situated at Covões, in the civil parish of Fráguas, municipality of Rio Maior, registered at the Land Registry Office under number 2147 - Fráguas and listed in the rural property tax matrix under article 64, section D, with a current tax value of 291.54 Euros.

Interested parties are advised to request a visit or to go to the site before bidding, to check the condition, layout, areas, access and other characteristics they consider relevant.
Statutory pre-emption rights:
This sale takes place without prejudice to the statutory pre-emption right of the co-owner(s), as well as any statutory pre-emption rights that may apply to owners of adjoining properties, should the respective legal requirements be met, namely those provided for in Article 1380 of the Civil Code and, where applicable, Article 26 of Decree-Law No. 73/2009, of 31 March (Legal Regime of the National Agricultural Reserve).
Status of the property in relation to the RAN:
It was not possible to ascertain or confirm the status of the property as to whether it is located within the National Agricultural Reserve (RAN);
Steps were taken to identify any holders of pre-emption rights and their contact details. [If applicable: It was not possible to identify with certainty all possible holders and/or their addresses, and therefore it was not possible to notify them.]
Under Article 819(2) and (4) of the Code of Civil Procedure, the absence or failure of notification does not, in itself, prevent the sale from proceeding, without prejudice to the right of a holder who demonstrates that they meet the legal requirements to bring a pre-emption action. If the action succeeds, the pre-emptor may substitute themselves for the buyer, paying the price and the costs of the purchase, under Article 839(2) of the same Code.
Interested parties should consider this possibility before bidding. This warning is purely informative and therefore does not constitute a waiver of third-party rights nor alter the assumptions or effects that the law attributes to the exercise of the pre-emption right.