Check purchase contract / waiver of pre-emption right is waived

You really have to let that sink in, what a sloppy notary this is and what buyers do because someone is putting them under psychological pressure. The notary is chosen and paid by the buyer. But he conducts the business of the broker or seller and makes a contract with risks for the buyer, for which he then also sends the invoice. Such notaries should be reported to their professional supervisory authority.
And the buyer? He goes along with it just to avoid being pushed out. Later, when he realizes what he has done, he gets sweaty palms and waves his arms around.... I don’t understand that, I have nothing against a good deal, but always on equal footing, fair and with dignity. Karsten

The sentence is probably included so that the conditions for the purchase price payment are fulfilled more quickly.

I told you:

The buyer should be obliged to pay as quickly as possible so that he cannot even wait for the issuance of the declaration. And thus the entire risk passes to him.

They still have to inquire with the municipality regardless.

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Without the declaration, the land registry office won't register the change anyway

Such notaries should be reported to their professional supervision.

I fully agree with you. However, I wouldn't know which law he has violated or what options a client has.

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I told you:


I completely agree with you. However, I wouldn't know which law he violated and what options a client has.

I would have to talk to our notary about that.... He always says, Karsten, as a notary I am not your lawyer. As a notary, my role is to be fair to both parties and to draft and notarize a legally secure and fair contract that includes what you have agreed verbally and does not victimize anyone.

I would have to talk to our notary about that....

Yes, I would find that interesting. A breach of official duty would hardly be provable in the case described, but maybe there is something like professional honor among notaries, which is then also monitored and enforced, for example, by the notary chamber.