From the first viewing to the handover of the keys.
Court auctions: real opportunities, but not without risks.
Property, cars, boats, valuables or company shareholdings: taking part in a court auction requires legal attention, prior analysis and procedural awareness.
active involvement in enforcement proceedings against movable and immovable property and in insolvency proceedings
Buying at auction is not a formality.
It is a strategic choice.
Knowledge of how seizure, custody and liquidation work – and of the problems linked to properties affected by building violations or subject to restrictions – makes it possible to work methodically and reduce the margin for error.
What is commonly sold at auction (and why legal assistance is needed):
Residential and commercial property and land
Checking for restrictions, building violations, occupation or enforceable leases. Assessment of the real value and of hidden costs (condominium charges, taxes, ancillary costs).
Cars, motorcycles and registered movable property
Checks on encumbrances, seizures, charges, condition and provenance. Coordination with the custodian and assistance at collection.
Valuables and luxury items
Auctions of watches, jewellery, works of art, design furniture and professional equipment. Legal assessment of authenticity, provenance, documentation and possible third-party rights.
Company shares and quotas
Assistance in bidding at auctions of quotas in limited liability companies (srl) or unlisted shares, with prior analysis of the articles of association, financial statements, shareholder agreements and restrictive clauses.
Mixed lots from bankruptcies or enforcement against movable property
Support in reading the inventory, distinguishing useful from useless items and assessing the overall economic advantage.
Legal certainty is built on titles, facts and deeds.
To receive assistance with property and asset matters, you can book a consultation.
Each case is assessed with attention to the documents, the history of the property and the legal dynamics involved.
Online or in the office, the appointment makes it possible to analyse your case and assess together whether there are grounds for action
