Praxis des Kostenrechts der Notare

This comprehensive work delves into the intricacies of notarial cost law, structured into three main parts. The first section outlines fundamental principles, including the responsibilities of the cost debtor, fee reductions, and the valuation of property. It examines various aspects of notarial costs, such as the enforcement of costs, complaints regarding notarial fees, and the provisions for reimbursement and damages. The second part focuses on unilateral declarations, contractual agreements, and the nuances of different types of contracts, including preliminary and conditional contracts. It explores the modification and cancellation of contracts, as well as specific agreements related to property transactions, leases, and partnerships. Additionally, it addresses matters like adoption, marriage contracts, wills, and inheritance agreements. The final section discusses fees for drafts, execution, and supervision, alongside storage transactions and additional costs. It provides a thorough overview of the various fees applicable under specific legal provisions, ensuring a clear understanding of notarial charges and their implications. This detailed examination serves as a valuable resource for legal professionals navigating the complexities of notarial costs and related legal frameworks.