We are now a week almost into the atrophied summer of late, which is the 15th of July to the 15th of August, a far cry from the summers of old.
The Waning Summer Season
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for mortgage
Mortgage Floor Clauses
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
On the 21 December 2016, the European Court of Justice produced a Judgment, in relation to mortgage loans and the limitations set by the Spanish Supreme Court, regarding the unfair practice of clauses relating to minimum interest rates.
San Cristóbal Parking Problems
by Hugh MacArthur •
As if it were not a problem enough for summer parking the Market underground car park remain closed, now there are problems with the San Cristóbal one.
Spanish Mortgage Law Update
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
On March 14th 2013, the Luxembourg Court of Justice of the European Union ruled against the present Spanish mortgage laws and will force Spain to adapt the present legislation governing evictions and foreclosures to EU directives.
Mortgage the Palaces?
by Martin Myall •
Finland has suggested that Spain and Italy “mortgage” their national heritage buildings, which in the case of Spain, would be the world-famous El Escorial, or El Palacio Real.
Losing Your Home
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
Although interest rates are at a historical low at present, the economic crisis, the difficulties in the housing market and the euro’s strength against other currencies are creating serious problems for some families when it comes to making their mortgage repayments.
Shop to be Raffled
by Editor •
You know when there is an economical crisis on the prowl when somebody decides to raffle their supermarket for 100 euros a ticket.