The purchase contract must be concluded in writing and must contain an accurate description of the property which is the subject of the sale, as well as any cargo to which the property may be burdened.
The parties may freely contract the purchase price as well as the date of entry of the buyer into the possession of the property. The signature of a person whose right is limited, burdened, revoked or transferred (by the seller) to another person must be certified by a notary public.
Furthermore, a certified sales contract, a photocopy of the buyer's identity card, proof of payment of court fees and a proposal for the registration of property rights and a land registry extract for the property transferred are required for the registration of ownership rights under the sales contract in the land register. If the property is located in an area where there are differences between cadastral plot labels and land registry plots, information on the identification of the plot should be requested from the Cadastre Office.