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Title deed with unknown name

roboyj · 2016-05-26 17:07:04

Hi all, A little off topic but here goes: My Grandmother, in her will, left a house to my father and uncle on the proviso that their step dad could remain there until the end of his days. she passed away in the early 90's and her husband passed away 5-6 years ago. since then the house has been empty but maintained and now…

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AnnieO1234 Posts: 1,722 Forumite

27 May 2016 at 10:37PM

If you would like to PM me X's name, I'll see if I can pull up any death info for you.

Go back to the solicitor and/executor who dealt with grandma's will would be a start.

Also, was the property mortgaged? Even historically it may be possible to get further info from them.

In any event after everything has been exhausted, then an indemnity may be the way to go xxx

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