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NASA_2
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I've now completed my house purchase and am in the process of getting things sorted out in order to move in over the next week or so.
Any time I was in with my solicitor he had a file full of stuff (maps etc.). What happens to all that stuff that was required for the conveyancing? Is there any of it I should ask for a copy of? Do I even have a right to have a copy of the stuff?
Thanks.
Any time I was in with my solicitor he had a file full of stuff (maps etc.). What happens to all that stuff that was required for the conveyancing? Is there any of it I should ask for a copy of? Do I even have a right to have a copy of the stuff?
Thanks.
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I would have thought your solicitor would have given you a copy. Mine did.0
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A short time after we completed our purchase we got a letter from our Solicitor asking us to collect documents from their office or they would be placed in storage and a charge made. This contained deeds, land registry details etc so you will probably hear from them soon.0
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