P.R. Laws tit. 31, § 1264c
The certified copy of the deed of dedication to the timeshare or vacation club regime and the certified copy of the deed of transfer giving rise to the first registration of a transfer of real property right over an individual accommodation or a timeshare or vacation club right therein, in the Registry of Property, shall have attached thereto full and exact copies of the plans of the property or the accommodation in question as the case may be, so that said plans may remain filed in the Registry of Property. Said plans shall be certified, free of charge, by the Regulations and Permits Administrator or his sucessor and shall indicate graphically the particulars of the property or of the accommodation, as the case may be.
When it is desired to dedicate to the timeshare or vacation club regime an existing property whose plans are not on record in the files of the Regulations and Permits Administration, or any agency that replaces the same in its functions, it shall be so established through a certificate issued to that effect by the administrator of said government agency. In such case, there shall be attached to the certified copy of the deed of dedication to the timeshare or vacation club regime and to the certified copy of the deed originating the first registration of a transfer of a real property right over an individual accommodation or a timeshare or vacation club right therein, a set of plans certified by an engineer or architect authorized to practice his profession in Puerto Rico, showing graphically and clearly the particulars of the property or accommodation, as the case may be.
The certified copy of the deed dedicating the property to the timeshare or vacation club regime shall also have attached an appraisal of said property certified by an appraiser authorized to practice his profession in Puerto Rico. Said appraisal shall be used to determine the registration fees to be paid in the Registry of Property.
History —Dec. 26, 1995, No. 252, § 12-116; July 29, 2010, No. 106, § 3.