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brother in law has forged my signature with land registy to transfer house into his n
ian.bathgate
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hello
i own a house ,equally with my brother in law.
he has forged my signature to transfer the property into his name only with the land registry
i have contacted a solicitor and the land registry
does anyone know what will happen?
thanks
i own a house ,equally with my brother in law.
he has forged my signature to transfer the property into his name only with the land registry
i have contacted a solicitor and the land registry
does anyone know what will happen?
thanks
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Sounds like a matter for the police - have you reported it to them?"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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not yet waiting to see what the land registry come back with0
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..... and what does brother in law say?"A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
Ride hard or stay home :iloveyou:0 -
Before you spend too much time thinking about this or say much more on these forums, I'd just phone the police if you have grounds to be suspicious - this is serious fraud after all.0
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Sounds like it is a crime to me.0
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How have you come to the conclusion that your brother-in-law has forged your signature and transferred the property into his sole name when the land registry haven't even provided you with any info yet?
If you believe he has committed a criminal offence,then report the fraud to the Police since they are best placed to investigate your suspicion and if true, they will prosecute him.
If you aren't sure, then I hope your username on MSE isn't your real name otherwise you've publicly cast suspicion on someone ahead of any evidence of wrong-doing.0 -
Think i would take all this advise and then delete yor post if i was you.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
I hope it's Ian in Bathgate....0
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i know he forged it because ive seen the forged documentation from the land registry.what im wondering is what the land registry will do about it0
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ian.bathgate wrote: »i know he forged it because ive seen the forged documentation from the land registry.what im wondering is what the land registry will do about it
Do the land registry even know that it is forged, or are they just treating it as a normal transaction?0
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