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Help! Community Infrastructure Levy applied to the wrong house..?

JigglyPug · 2017-01-26 19:49:31

Looking for some advice, any help would be appreciated! We're in the process of buying a Victorian terrace but upon return of our searches, some weird information has shown up. Basically, the house we're buying (Number 43) is next door to an old shop building (Number 45) which has been converted into 2 houses and a flat.…

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JigglyPug Posts: 83 Forumite

29 January 2017 at 7:50PM

spidereyes wrote: »

The link you've posted just shows the area is subject to the community infrastructure levy, not that your specific house is liable for any notices.

Thanks! We managed to get through to our solicitor yesterday and he explained everything - turns out i'd got completely the wrong end of the stick

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