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Yes and no run is that some more than others when charging. Payment preferences are mainly two more regularly which can occur:

1. Debts to the State. Levied on the property than an amount equal to the last annuity due and unpaid taxes.

2. Debts owed to the Owners. May be claimed as the maximum fees chargeable to the expired part of the annuity and the current calendar year immediately preceding.

Laws that apply:

Article 9 of the Law 49/60 HORIZONTAL PROPERTY

... The claims by the community from the obligation to help support the overheads for fees attributable to the losing party of the annuity and the current calendar year prior have preferential status for the purposes of Article 1923 preceding the Civil Code and, to his satisfaction, to those listed in paragraphs 3. or, 4. & 5. or the said section, subject to the priority established in favor of wage claims in the Workers' Statute.

The purchaser of a home or local horizontal property regime, including the title was entered in the Register of Property, responds with the property itself acquired the amounts owed to the owners to sustaining overheads by previous owners within the limits of which are attributable to the losing party of the annuity in which the acquisition takes place and the immediately preceding calendar year. The flat or premises will be legally affect the fulfillment of this obligation. ...

Article 1923 of the Civil Code

With respect to certain real estate and real rights of the debtor, take precedence:

1. The appropriations for the State, the property of the taxpayer for the amount of the final annuity due and unpaid, the taxes levied on them.

2. Credits of insurers, on the insured property, insurance premiums for two years, and where mutual insurance, for the last two dividends which had been distributed.

3. Mortgage loans and crop loans listed and registered at the Land Registry on the mortgaged property or who have undergone the renovation.

4. Preventive credits listed in the Land Registry, under warrant, by seizure, attachment or execution of judgments against the property listed, and only in subsequent appropriations.

5. The crop loans not listed or registered on the estate as the spare and only concerns regarding other claims other than those expressed in the four previous issues.

Article 1924 of the Civil Code

With regard to other movable and immovable property of the debtor, take precedence;

1. The claims by the province or municipality, by the last annual taxes due and unpaid and not included in Article 1923, number 1 .

2. The accrued:

a. For legal expenses and administration of the competition in the common interest of creditors, made with proper authorization or approval.

b. For the funeral of the debtor, as the use of the site, and those of your spouse and your children are under their custody, if they had no possessions.

c. Expenses of last illness of the same people, caused in the last year from the date of death.

d. For wages and salaries of employees and domestic servants for the last year.

e. For the charges relating to the statutory grants, social insurance and labor mutualism for the same period of time indicated by the preceding paragraph, provided they have no preference recognized pursuant to the preceding article.

f. Advances made by the debtor, for himself and his family organized under its authority, on groceries, clothing or shoes in the same period of time.

g. For maintenance during the trial of the contest, unless you come together in a mere title of liberality.

3. The claims to special privilege without indicating:

a. In writing.

b. In a final ruling, if they had been litigated.

These credits shall have preference among themselves in order of seniority of the dates of deeds and judgments.

Article 1925 of the Civil Code