Real Estate BOE Importance: 4/10

The Supreme Court clarifies when a director can represent two companies in a sale without requiring additional permission

11 Jun 2026 20 views
Who is affected:
Commercial companies with shared directors, notaries and property registrars

Summary

The General Directorate resolves that there is no prohibited self-dealing when a sole director of the buyer acts together with a joint director of the seller, as a single will does not coincide in both parties.

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The resolution upholds the notary's appeal and revokes the negative qualification of the registrar. The administrative body distinguishes between actual self-dealing—where the same will acts on both sides of the transaction—and mere conflict of interest. In this case, the selling company has joint administration, which…

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Resolución de 18 de febrero de 2026, de la Dirección General de Seguridad Jurídica y Fe Pública, en el recurso interpuesto contra la negativa de la registradora de la propiedad de Chinchilla de Monte-Aragón a inscribir una escritura de compraventa.

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Affected sectors

Self-employed SMEs

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