1/3 - Ground-floor dwelling house - Porto Carros - Cantanhede

1/3 - Ground-floor dwelling house and annexes, located at Rua da Quebrada no. 5, Porto Carros, municipality of Cantanhede, described in the C.R.P. of Cantanhede under no. 3740 of the parish of Murtede, registered in the tax register under article 1248 of the parish of Murtede.

The bidder bears sole and exclusive responsibility for verifying the characteristics of the property to be acquired, and must therefore, before submitting a bid, ensure that it meets their expectations and is in the desired condition. The property is occupied by the judgment debtor. The property is sold in the condition in which it stands, so interested parties wishing to acquire it must carry out a prior verification of the property's condition. Failure to carry out this verification by the bidder does not, under the law, result in the annulment of the sale, and therefore cannot be invoked as grounds for nullity of the sale. Interested parties wishing to view the property must do so directly on site with the faithful depositary. This description does not replace an in-person inspection of the property's state of repair, and the enforcement agent is not responsible for any change in the physical condition of the property. By submitting a bid, the interested party is presumed to have visited the property and to know its characteristics, and no liability is accepted for its state of repair.
The lot is sold in its physical, legal and documentary state as it stands.
Failure by the bidder to verify the property does not, under the law, result in the annulment of the sale.
The utilisation licence, energy certificate, etc. are not known.
Please note that there are several events that may lead to an outcome different from what is expected, namely: a) Exercise of the right of redemption; b) Exercise of the right of pre-emption; c) Insolvency of the judgment debtor; d) Payment of the debt; e) Possible discovery of an irregularity leading to the invalidity of the sale. Once the bid is accepted, as the property being sold is in the possession of the judgment debtor, the debtor will be notified to hand it over voluntarily. If they do not, the bidder will have to request forced delivery of the property, a procedure that will incur costs which will be the responsibility of that bidder, under the legislation. Please also note the following: If you are bidding on behalf of or as the representative of a third party, before doing so you must make sure that you effectively have sufficient powers to bid on behalf of that third party, as follows: - If bidding on behalf of a legal entity, you must be its legal representative, with effective powers for the act, in accordance with the company's articles of association. - If it concerns a natural person, you must hold the relevant power of attorney, with special powers for the act. The powers of representation, in either case, must subsequently be demonstrated in the respective enforcement proceedings, should the property be awarded. If, within the enforcement proceedings in question, it is found that the bidder / user does not have the powers of representation claimed, that person shall then be considered PERSONALLY LIABLE for the submission of the bid, incurring all the responsibilities that result, such as that arising from failure to deposit the price, under Art. 825.º of the Civil Procedure Code.