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How do I see amounts owed on the Charges Register?
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kingstreet wrote: »Presumably a new thread rather than a continuation of this;-
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5684682
Yes - this Land Registry query has converged with / into my last post0 -
Going back to the top of this thread - my LR search , was because I don't believe the charging order amounts I'm being told - I have yet to see the larger amounts in writing - the seller having given me copies of the others.0
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I'm amazed the seller is showing you anything at all. I certainly wouldn't.0
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It's absolutely none of your business and I'm glad that you can't find out any further information. The seller is a complete idiot for giving you any information at all. The house is worth what it's worth. If someone is £20,000 in debt, it doesn't mean the house is worth less.0
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