In short
Delivery of immovable property after the auction is not a lease eviction order. The delivery minute is read apart from a lease eviction order. In the sale file there can be a step of eviction and delivery. That step is not the vacation paper of lease proceedings. If a period for leaving is not in the minute, it is not added to this text. The objection to a lease order is not copied onto this page. Registration does not mean the key was handed over.
What the delivery minute writes
The minute writes which immovable property, in which sale file, was left to whom. The key is not treated as handed over while there is no minute. The minute is not a document that the lease has come to an end. If the block, the parcel, and the file number are not standing in the minute, the property is not completed. The minute of another file is not counted as the delivery of this auction. If there is more than one independent unit on the same block and parcel, whichever the minute writes is the one that is read. If it does not write one, all the units are not treated as delivered.
The person who receives delivery and the person who gives delivery are on separate lines. If one is missing, the other does not complete it. If the debtor is not written as the person giving delivery, the debtor is not treated as having given the key. If the buyer is not written as the person receiving delivery, the buyer is not treated as having entered in fact. The officer’s signature does not take the place of these two lines. If there is no separate sentence that the debt is finished, the signature is not an acknowledgement of the debt or a release. If there is no sentence of acceptance, a release is not drawn out of the signature.
If a list of goods is in the delivery minute, that list is read. If it is not, the goods inside the property are not produced from the delivery sentence. The list is not an annex of a lease eviction order. If what was left in place and what was taken away are separated, the distinction is read. If they are not separated, it is not said that all the goods were removed. If a photograph is attached, the annex is read. If it is not attached, a photograph does not take the place of the minute.
The record of finality stands apart from delivery
The record of finality and the delivery minute are read side by side. The auction may have become final if the route of setting it aside was not put in motion, or if the result of that route has become clear in the file. This sentence is not a petition to set the auction aside. If there is no annotation of finality, it is not said that delivery was completed. If there is no period figure in the annotation, a figure is not added. The route of setting aside itself is under setting an auction aside. This text does not write that route. If the petition to set the auction aside is not in the file, a petition is not assumed. Even if there is a petition, the petition does not take the place of the delivery minute.
The date of the annotation of finality is not the date the key was given. If a date is not written, a date is not added. If the two dates conflict, the conflict is not closed. If the office that wrote the annotation is not standing in the minute, an office is not added. The finality record of another file is not pasted onto this sale. If the number cannot be read, the number is not completed. A number that is not completed does not build the sentence that delivery happened.
How the request for sale is built is under a request for sale after attachment. Delivery is not a copy of that request. If there is a delivery minute while there is no request line, the minute is read from its own line. The request is not treated as having given rise to delivery of its own accord. The two are looked for separately.
A lease eviction order is in another file
A lease eviction order is the paper that asks for vacation in lease proceedings. The objection to that paper, and the record of leaving, are in its own text. This page does not copy that text. Delivery in the sale file is not read as an order issued for the tenant’s rent debt. If the file number differs, the papers are not joined. If there are two files on the same property, each is read from its own heading. The door of objection is not chosen before the heading is read.
The word eviction appearing in the heading does not make the paper a lease order. The step in the sale file is eviction and delivery of the immovable property. The step in the lease file is an eviction order. The two are not thought to be in the same envelope. The file number on the envelope shows which file’s paper it is. If there is no file number, the file number is not completed from the address of the property. Even if the address is the same, the papers do not join if the file number differs.
The signature on the lease order is not the delivery signature in the sale file. The signature in the sale file does not mean you accepted the rent debt either. Acceptance is read from whichever file it was written in separately. If it was not written, there is no acknowledgement. The cover accounts of the two files do not erase each other either. While there is no collection annotation, the rent debt is not treated as closed by the sale delivery.
The document of the person living there is read separately
If the debtor is living in the property, delivery is the record of the sale file. If another person is living there, it is looked at which document the occupation rests on. If there is an official lease document drawn up before the attachment, that document is read separately. While there is no document, occupation is not turned into a lease eviction order. Even if there is a document, a lease eviction order is not treated as written. The result of the document is read from the annotation in the sale file. This text does not write the lease period. A period figure is not added.
A vacation sentence in the contract does not take the place of the delivery minute. If the contract date is after the attachment, the document is not completed as an official lease from before the attachment. If the date is not on the document, a date is not invented. If a notary, an official institution, or an office record is mentioned on the document, that mention is read. If it is not mentioned, an official document is not assumed. A privately written paper is not completed as an official document. If the name of the paper is not in the minute, a name is not added.
If the name of the person living there is in the delivery minute, it is read. If it is not, a person is not added. If it is written that the person is a spouse, a child, or a relative, the status is read. If it is not written, a status is not added. The status does not produce a lease order. The signature of the person living there does not acknowledge the debtor’s debt. The debtor’s signature does not mean the person living there accepted the lease either. Each signature is on its own line.
The route of holding the door, or of hiding the goods, is not in this article. What is told is that the delivery minute is read apart from a lease order. Resistance and concealment are not invented.
Registration is not handover of the key
Registration at the land registry is the record written in the buyer’s name. Registration does not mean the key was left. If there is no delivery minute, it is not said that the person actually left. For it to be said that the person left, the lines of the person receiving delivery and the person giving delivery are looked for in the minute. If there is no line, the key is not treated as having passed. The date of registration is not the date of leaving. If the date of leaving is not in the minute, a date is not added. A writing of the land registry does not take the place of the enforcement delivery minute. If the two writings conflict, the conflict is not closed.
Whether the attachment annotation was struck off is read separately from the land registry. If there is no striking off, registration is not treated as having erased the attachment of its own accord. Even if there is a striking off, the striking off is not handover of the key. A mortgage, or another limitation, is not produced from the delivery minute. If the record is standing on the register, it is read from its own line.
That the sale was made electronically is under an electronic sale. The channel does not turn the delivery minute into a lease order. A screen record does not take the place of the key line. Payment before the sale is under paying the debt before the sale. Delivery after the auction is not the record of payment before the sale. While there is no payment document, the debt is not treated as closed by the delivery. If there is a document, its scope is in the document’s own sentence.
If more than one person is living in the property, each person is read from their own line if the name is in the minute. If there is no name, a person is not added. One person leaving does not mean the other left as well. Leaving is limited to who is written on the lines of the person receiving delivery and the person giving delivery. If there is no limit, the whole household is not treated as having left. If it is written on the register that the person is a co-owner or a shareholder, that writing is read. If it is not written, a share is not produced from the delivery minute. The share is not turned into a lease eviction order either.
The minute drawn up at the time of delivery, and a later written statement the buyer gave, are separate. If the statement is not in the file, a statement is not assumed. If the statement says “I received the key earlier”, this sentence does not take the place of the minute while there is no delivery minute. If the two texts conflict, the conflict is not closed. If which paper was taken as the basis is not in the annotation, an annotation is not invented. The signature on the statement is not acceptance of the rent debt. If there is no sentence of acceptance, there is no acknowledgement. If an acknowledgement is to be looked for, the sentence is looked for on its own paper. If the paper is not in the sale file, it is not attributed to the sale delivery.
While a copy of the minute is read, the office particulars are on the contact page. While there is no copy, a guess that the person left, or did not leave, is not written.
Conclusion
The delivery minute is a record separate from a lease eviction order. Registration is not itself the handover of the key. If a period for leaving is not in the minute, it is not added. The signature is not a release of the debt. The frame is on the enforcement and bankruptcy law page. The basis is the provisions on delivery of immovable property in the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Code No. 2004.