nurpo
2015-06-17 13:27:15
- #1
Hello,
we bought our property as a GbR. For this, the contract simply added the phrase "als Gesellschaft bürgerlichen Rechts" behind our names. That is all fine. Therefore, there is no partnership agreement, and the regulations of the Building Code apply by default. We now want to conclude a written contract retrospectively and regulate some things (inheritance, shares, separation, etc.).
My question: Do we have to have this contract notarized? § 311b of the Building Code should have been taken care of by the purchase contract in which we are listed as a GbR, right? So, in my opinion, an unsigned contract should be sufficient. Maybe someone here is familiar with this?
we bought our property as a GbR. For this, the contract simply added the phrase "als Gesellschaft bürgerlichen Rechts" behind our names. That is all fine. Therefore, there is no partnership agreement, and the regulations of the Building Code apply by default. We now want to conclude a written contract retrospectively and regulate some things (inheritance, shares, separation, etc.).
My question: Do we have to have this contract notarized? § 311b of the Building Code should have been taken care of by the purchase contract in which we are listed as a GbR, right? So, in my opinion, an unsigned contract should be sufficient. Maybe someone here is familiar with this?