Another very interesting ruling is given by the European High Court on 16 July 2020. In the judgment with joined cases C-224/19, C-259/19, it rules on the payment of mortgage costs (derived from the formalization of mortgage loans, such as notary, registration, agency, appraisal and taxes) arising from the declaration as abusive of a clause […]
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The government has decided to extend the package of social measures it has already decreed in the midst of the coronavirus scare. These include extending the deadlines for applying for a moratorium on the payment of mortgages and rent to large landowners until the end of September. In addition, rental contracts that have expired during […]
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that IRPH index for mortgages may be abusive. The European Court of Justice (TEU) ruled today, Tuesday 3 March 2020, that the clause in a mortgage loan contract concluded between a consumer and a professional, with the controversial mortgage index (IRPH), “falls within the scope of the Unfair […]
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