Construction Law Lawyers & Construction Legal Services in Bulgaria

The interest of foreign investors towards real estate properties in Bulgaria led to rapid construction process along the Black Sea Coast resorts and the winter resorts. This process was fed up by the information for high profits which sometimes reached 10% per season.

Legal Problems: many properties had been offered with attractive prices to the investors with the construction companies often offering their construction projects simply drafted on a sheet of paper or even before getting the required by the Construction Law legal permissions.

The fact that foreign investors ignored the Construction Law proceedings caused a lot of problems and financial loss for them later. In many cases despite of the fact that the investors had paid large sums many of the construction projects had never been either started or finished.

Our Bulgarian law firm has expert Construction Law lawyers and consultants who will take over your law issues and will help you with the construction proceedings of your property from beginning to its completion.

Bulgarian Construction Law Requirements

Based on the Costruction Law in Bulgaria the construction of a building could be divided in four major stages:

1. Building Permission - that document represents the official start of the building process. It is issued by the municipality council per location of the future building and after the architectural plan of the building has been given and approved. Every building without this document, even if finished, is illegal according to the Cosntruction Law and is to be demolished by the competent authorities.

Our Construction Law lawyers can you assist you the issuing of the Building Permission. Call: +359 (885) 040 808.

2. Act 14 (Rough construction, roof level) - this act certifies that certain stage of the construction process is reached. More specifically, the separate floors, staircases, outdoor and indoor walls, as well as the roof of the building are completed.

3. Act 15 (Statement for ascertaining of the readiness of the construction) - the inside doors are fixed at that stage, as well as the water pipes, electric wiring, central heating, the outdoor and indoor plastering is completed. The executor of the construction works hands over the building to the investor.

4. Act 16 (Permission for usage) - the building is completed in full at that stage. It is examined by government construction authorities if it corresponds to the initial architectural project about which the building permission is received and the other technical requirements and the construction legislation. The buyer could now inhabit the apartment or it could be rented.

These four stages are absolutely obligatory and a must according to the Bulgarian Construction Law and our company provides professional consulting services and negotiaton assistanceship bteween the foreign investors and the construction contractors.

Regardless of whether you are a contractor with a changed conditions claim, an owner of a real estate property on where a landslide occurred and caused damage to another property we can help and consult you.

If you have any Construction Law issues and you need an expert lawyer to protect your rights all you have to do is to contact our Bulgarian law office.

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