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Land Registry Current Title Plan Discrepancy

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  • @Stator... Thinking more about when I come to sell - sort of thing solicitors can ask for and can just cause issues then... I'd rather get it out of the way now... having said that, a quick online search for most of my neighbours sheds in their maisonettes yields very little in the way of PP
  • stator
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    Are you planning on selling in the next 4 years? After 4 years I don't think they can take any action against you so it would be a non-issue.
    If I was buying a house and the shed was questionable it wouldn't affect my decision.
    Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.
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