Gift from a friend - right of reclaim

You are paying the notary for the contract. Then you can also pepper him with questions until you have understood everything

Many thanks for your help, nordanney! We will make another appointment with the notary and convert it into a purchase contract after all. Thanks for critically reviewing the paragraphs as well.

You can also simply delete the disputed paragraph from the deed of gift and have it notarized like that. Whether you then transfer 10,000 euros to your friend or not is completely irrelevant.

I find it funny how the OP, judging by the length of their text, apparently is bothered by the fact that there is a right of reclamation in very unlikely situations and how to circumvent it.

Unlikely? Then just look at the divorce rate. That doesn't even include the separation of unmarried couples. So a separation is an absolutely realistic scenario. And in the case of separation, such paragraphs are unnecessary ammunition for a war of roses: He moves out and claims the right of reclamation... great.

Otherwise, a gift to you is very unusual, why should he do that. Is he wealthy? But the opening thread speaks against that.

I don't find such gifts unusual. I dare say that most couples building a house are still listed at 50% each in the land register and take out a joint loan. And then different amounts of equity go into such a project, which automatically is a gift.

For my boyfriend a gift is a gift. If he wanted a right of reclamation, then it wouldn't be a gift for him.

Well then, just abolish these reclamation paragraphs without replacement and that's that.

Buy 50%! Everything else is = the casing is for both of you, the floor for him

And if you have any questions about the contract, always ask the notary; for his princely salary, he can gladly do something!

How a completely legitimate question is immediately twisted again in GZSZ, it’s quite amusing to read with a cup of coffee and a pastry.

As others have already rightly said: The notary is also happy to explain your contract to you in detail, with all possible consequences of the clauses. That’s what the man is paid for. (Spoiler alert: You could have nightmares about the mortgage registration from that )

Otherwise, the two best alternatives have already been mentioned from my point of view: Either you buy it from him, or the gift contract comes without this right of reclamation. Otherwise, in my opinion, it is legally too one-sided. Then you would be heavily disadvantaged if your friend becomes the crack-addicted Scientology gambler.

Best regards