Ce pouvoir peut être rédigé par n'importe quel notaire mandaté où que ce soit dans le pays, indépendemment de son contenu. Ceci est tout à fait différent de la signature de l'acte notarier pour l'achat d'un bien où seul, le notaire du lieu de l'acquisition est officiellement habilité à rédiger l'acte.
Clearing the confusion. 
In this article we discuss the legal nature of the Preliminary Contract in relation to purchasing property in Bulgaria. Starting with covering its definition, the form it should take, its enforceability and what it should contain.
Definition. For the purpose of this article, we shall give you a conditional definition of the Preliminary Contract. It is a bilateral agreement between two parties – seller/s and buyer/s, by way of which both parties agree that at a future point in time, the seller/s shall transfer the ownership in the property to the buyer/s. This definition can be found in the very name of the contract – Preliminary. Therefore, the first important point to note is the Preliminary Contract does not transfer ownership!
What to consider if you are looking to buy a council owned property in Bulgaria. We shed some light on the legal aspects of real estate transactions on old or run-down properties which are available in Bulgaria yet are owned by the State or the municipalities (local/regional council). 
Numerous transactions have been completed recently on properties owned by the municipalities in Bulgaria. You can just imagine falling in love with that huge and abondoned school buildings located right in the centre of a pretty village, with such promise to become an elegant and spacious home for a spectacularly low price!
But what should you know when you wish to go through the procedure of buying real estate which belongs to the municipality?
