Land Registry questions

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Belle1576 wrote: »

If you have lenders consent and a deed signed from neighbour to have the ROW removed what other problems can occur or stop it from being removed

Thanks

Hopefully none if all the affected landowners/lenders are all in agreement. Problems only tend to arise if errors have been made in the wording/execution of any deed or consent

lordoftheundead

Dear LR
As a trustee (tenant in common) of a property i have Form K restriction against my beneficial interest in the property which I in turn hold on trust for other beneficiaries before the restriction was placed.

As such I hold no beneficial interest in the property. As there is no conveyance of title how do I get the Form K restrictions removed from the property?

Thank you in advance

Land_Registry

lordoftheundead wrote: »

Dear LR
As a trustee (tenant in common) of a property i have Form K restriction against my beneficial interest in the property which I in turn hold on trust for other beneficiaries before the restriction was placed.

As such I hold no beneficial interest in the property. As there is no conveyance of title how do I get the Form K restrictions removed from the property?

Thank you in advance

See section 3.7 of our Practice Guide 19 on how to apply to cancel a restriction

The key to such an application is the supporting evidence/facts and how that impacts here as you are registered as a joint legal owner but are holding it on trust fro a beneficial owner.

We can't advise you on such matters and I would recommend that you seek legal advice on both the interest the form K protects and/or the legal/beneficial ownership aspects

Kentlife

Thanks for the update Land Registry

Have escalated with Solicitors so hope the required information is passed to you swiftly. Will check in shortly.

Kent Life

lordoftheundead

thank you LR

Kentlife

Hi Land Registry

I am told that all required paperwork was directly submitted last week. My solicitor has not received an update though. Are you able to check that this has been received?

Kentlife

Redcat22

My friend is considering putting her house in trust so that her daughters do not inherit... however she would have a parcel of land worth about 70k which I believe would be subject to probate therefore allowing her children to make a claim ... if she sold half her interest in the land to someone else therefore jointly owning the land, if she passes away would the land form part of her estate or go to the person she jointly owned it with ... this person would not be a relative or partner?? Any advice greatly appreciated 😊

Keep_pedalling

Redcat22 wrote: »

My friend is considering putting her house in trust so that her daughters do not inherit... however she would have a parcel of land worth about 70k which I believe would be subject to probate therefore allowing her children to make a claim ... if she sold half her interest in the land to someone else therefore jointly owning the land, if she passes away would the land form part of her estate or go to the person she jointly owned it with ... this person would not be a relative or partner?? Any advice greatly appreciated 😊

Best not to post a question across multiple boards, the thread you have started thin the deaths, funerals and probate board is probable where you will get the best responses.

Land_Registry

Kentlife wrote: »

Hi Land Registry

I am told that all required paperwork was directly submitted last week. My solicitor has not received an update though. Are you able to check that this has been received?

Kentlife

I understand that the required details have been received from your solicitor. But we need more from the other solicitor. Your solicitor has been made aware of that fact

Land_Registry

Redcat22 wrote: »

My friend is considering putting her house in trust so that her daughters do not inherit... however she would have a parcel of land worth about 70k which I believe would be subject to probate therefore allowing her children to make a claim ... if she sold half her interest in the land to someone else therefore jointly owning the land, if she passes away would the land form part of her estate or go to the person she jointly owned it with ... this person would not be a relative or partner?? Any advice greatly appreciated 😊

Not a Q we can assit or advice you on I'm afraid. Very much one for others to comment on so if you have started a separate thread elsewhere I'd suggest sticking to that one for guidance as Keep pedalling mentions