Can you please advise? I'm buying land from an individual with a mortgage (family mortgage). The plo…

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Can you please advise? I'm buying land from an individual with a mortgage (family mortgage). The plot is quite expensive: 7.63 hundredths of a hectare for 3,300,000. The seller is a woman born in 1959. In the sales contract, I want to state that she was not under duress when selling, that she is of sound mind (she wrote this in the contract when buying a parking space). The plot belongs to her son but is registered in her name. The mother must be present at the transaction without any power of attorney, etc. How can I protect myself? From various schemes, etc., like the 'Dolina' case. The woman is 66 years old, after all.
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Elena
When we sold our house, the buyers asked for a certificate from a psychiatrist and an addiction specialist from everyone who had a share in it))
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Katerina
Unfortunately, there's no way. I recently came across a story about a girl who bought an apartment. She provided a psychiatrist's note confirming she was mentally sound. Then, naturally, she went to court, and the same psychiatrist (!) wrote a report for the court stating that at the time of the transaction, the grandmother was either not aware of her actions or was under influence, I don't remember exactly
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Natalya
Okay. So I'll tell the realtor. These are our conditions.
So we're making an appointment with the notary. But how do we get a psychiatrist to the deal? From a private clinic? How does that work?
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Nadezhda
Call a psychiatrist. There's a lot of information online, you can find a private one, but make sure they have valid documents for psychiatric practice, a stamp, etc. Our appointment was at 1:00 PM. Half an hour before, the psychiatrist came, talked to the woman in the notary's office. The notary provided a separate room, but it might have been in his presence, it doesn't matter. Then we went to the notary. The doctor wrote a certificate. The notary kept a copy of the certificate for the file just in case.
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Valentina
No way. Neither the doctors nor anything else can give you a 100% guarantee. Not even with a medical examination.
But, this scheme has been cracked down on now and it's not so easy to reverse the deal anymore.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
and son too
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