Breach of contracts in the real estate sector can go beyond a civil matter and become criminal, depending on the intention and nature of the conduct.
In situations of fraud, such as business simulation, false declarations or misuse of contracts, Portuguese law provides that these behaviors can be framed as a crime, with more serious legal consequences than a simple contractual dispute.
In the real estate market, this framework reinforces the importance of transparency at all stages of the process, from mediation to the signing of the contract, protecting both buyers and sellers.
In an increasingly dynamic and professionalized sector, legal certainty is an essential factor to ensure trust and stability in transactions.
At Mulberry, we believe that clear information is essential for safer real estate decisions.