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Ashlaw - A Blog on Jamaican Real Estate Law
http://Jamaicanlaw.blogspot.com
A blog by an Attorney in Jamaica to educate and inform potential buyers and sellers especially those abroad about Jamaican real estate issues.
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Real Estate in Jamaica - Costs on Sale
Subsequent to comments from a reader I have decided to address the issues of costs to be borne by both vendor and purchaser during a real estate sale.When a purchaser pays signficant amounts for property, perhaps his largest ever investment in his li...
Real Estate - Inheritance issues
They say two things in life are certain: death and taxes, both of which have implications in conveyancing.I have noticed that some visitors to this blog have landed here after searching for issues relating to estate planning/inheritance/death duties ...
Jamaican Real Estate in Trouble
Well another blow has been delivered to the housing markets with reports of climbing interest rates. Amusingly, this comes one day after an article in AXIAFX waxing about the phenomenal returns on investments in the Jamaican real estate market. It wi...
In Case of Lost Land Title - Jamaica
It’s been a long time since I posted but work sometimes gets in the way. During my absence I completed among other things what we call a lost title application. That is an application made for the issue of a new title when a duplicate certificate h...
Real Estate in Jamaica - Time of the Essence
If anyone is going to insist on time being made of the essence in a contract for the slae or purchase of land, it is likely to be the vendor who wishes to get his cash as quickly as possible. However a vendor must also be able to complete by the stip...
Real Estate in Jamaica - The Witness to Signatures
One of the annoying little issues that parties in the real estate transaction should be aware of is that of proper attestation of documents abroad. I have had to return documents to clients, sometimes repeatedly (hence the annoyance), because they do...


I am trying to sell my property in Jamaica. Is it Jamaican law that I MUST have a Ja. attorney to complete the sale. It is my understanding that the buyer must have a Ja. attorney only.
Posted: August 4th, 2008 | Report This Comment