reviewing-real-estate-contract

Audit Polish real estate contracts for title deeds, encumbrances, and planning compliance.

2|Updated Apr 20, 2026
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Skill: reviewing-real-estate-contract
Source: https://github.com/crankshift/lawpowers/tree/main/plugins/pl/skills/reviewing-real-estate-contract
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/crankshift/lawpowers --skill reviewing-real-estate-contract

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps legal professionals audit Polish real estate sale and purchase agreements by verifying key public records and encumbrances, reducing the risk of undisclosed issues before signing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Registry verification: check Księga Wieczysta (KW) details, EGiB, and MPZP compatibility.
  • Encumbrance & risk checks: examine mortgages, easements, priority rights, and potential piers in contracts.
  • Notarial compliance & costs: ensure act form, required documents, and tax implications (PCC-3 and VAT) are appropriately addressed.
  • Use Case: when buying a property, run a full due-diligence audit to identify title defects, zoning restrictions, and rights of priority before execution.

Quick Start

Review the contract to identify encumbrances, verify KW/EGiB/MPZP compliance, and flag potential issues before signing.

Frequently Asked Questions about reviewing-real-estate-contract

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I verify KW and MPZP records for a Polish real estate contract?

To verify Polish real estate contracts, you audit the Księga Wieczysta (KW) for title details, EGiB records, and MPZP zoning compliance to detect encumbrances before signing. This validates property boundaries against local planning restrictions.

What is checked during Polish property due diligence?

Polish property due diligence involves validating title deeds, checking KW registries for mortgages or easements, ensuring MPZP planning compliance, and verifying WZ decisions and KOWR occupancy rights to identify undisclosed legal risks.

How do I calculate statutory costs and notarial compliance for a Polish property purchase?

Statutory costs and notarial compliance are calculated by verifying the required act form, checking attached documents, and evaluating tax implications including PCC-3 and VAT obligations within the Polish real estate transaction contract.

Can I use this to check WZ decisions and KOWR requirements for property transactions?

Yes, you can audit WZ decisions and KOWR requirements for property transactions by validating occupancy rights and statutory permits against Polish real estate law. This ensures full compliance before contract execution.

What is the best way to find title defects and priority rights in Polish real estate?

The best way to find title defects is auditing KW records for mortgages, easements, and priority rights during due diligence. This flags legal encumbrances and potential contract risks before finalizing the property purchase.