Yes he could, because Landlord and Tenant can mutually agree about any term when they celebrate their contract. Anyhow, the Spanish Urban Renting Law (Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos) quite clearly indicates that in cases of rentals having a term of less than five years, the...
In general terms there is not such a protection’s possibility really. The tenant is legally more protected and the Spanish Law requires that a home contract be renewable for a minimum of five years, just subject to the tenant’s non-resignable right to decide so. However...
I own a holiday house in a town of Málaga ’s province. I am considering renting it through an agent to a Spanish couple for an initial period of six months. I think the couple might want to stay longer than six months, and the...
All waters (surface waters as well as the subterranean ones) are forming part of the so called Spanish State’s Public hydraulic domain, and are subject to general Public interests. Even though the waters cannot be privately owned in Spain, their common use, as well as their...
A proper and accurate description of the property. Full identification and contact details of buyer and seller. Fully determined price of the sale. Method of payment. Clause about freedom of all charges and liens. Clause about who shall be paying the transfer’s expenses and taxes. Clause about consequences in case of...