Judicial Adjudication
It is the legal act by which a judge certifies the transfer of ownership of real estate in favor of a person called the “awardee,” as a result of a legal proceeding against a third party known as the “debtor.”
REQUIREMENTS FOR A JUDICIAL ADJUDICATION
REGARDING THE PARTIES:
INDIVIDUALS:
- Valid official identification with photograph, signature, and, if applicable, address
- CURP (Unique Population Registry Code)
- Updated tax status certificate (not older than 3 months)
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate (if applicable)
- General information:
- Full name and general details of the parties involved
- Marital status
- Occupation or profession
- Date and place of birth
- Current address
- Email address
- Phone number
- If acting through a power of attorney, the original or certified copy of the power of attorney.
LEGAL ENTITIES:
- Certified copy of the company’s articles of incorporation with registration details in the Public Registry of Commerce.
- Certified copies of subsequent assembly minutes where amendments to the bylaws were made, duly registered in the Public Registry of Commerce.
- Certified copy of the deed containing the power of attorney of the company’s legal representative.
- Updated tax status certificate (not older than 3 months).
- Proof of address (utility bills or bank statements not older than 3 months from their issuance date, or a valid lease agreement registered with the tax authority).
- Company address, including:
- Street, avenue, or road
- Exterior number
- Interior number (if applicable)
- Neighborhood or urbanization
- Territorial demarcation, municipality, or political division
- City or town
- State, province, department, or political demarcation
- Postal code
- Country
- Phone number
- Email address
REGARDING THE AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE:
- Valid official identification
- Full name
- Nationality
- Date and place of birth
- Current address, including:
- Street, avenue, or road
- Exterior number
- Interior number (if applicable)
- Neighborhood or urbanization
- Territorial demarcation, municipality, or political division
- City or town
- State, province, department, or political demarcation
- Postal code
- Country
- Marital status
- Occupation, profession, or trade
- Updated tax status certificate (not older than 3 months)
- CURP
- Deed proving their legal capacity
REGARDING THE PROPERTY:
- Case file
- Regulations (if the property is part of a condominium or the development requires maintenance fees)
- Property regime (if the property is part of a condominium or the development requires maintenance fees)
- No-maintenance-fee-owed letter (if the property is part of a condominium or the development requires maintenance fees)
- Up-to-date property tax payment receipt
- If applicable, up-to-date utility payment receipts (electricity and water)