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How do I identify the Freeholder of my flat?
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No bother. Under the lease information on your leasehold title it will say something along the lines of ‘copy filed’ if they are holding a copy. Or it will say the same under the entry on the freehold title that relates to your lease.0
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No bother. Under the lease information on your leasehold title it will say something along the lines of ‘copy filed’ if they are holding a copy. Or it will say the same under the entry on the freehold title that relates to your lease.
Turns out the useful information was on the leasehold register, which includes the date it started (1990) and the fact that it apparently runs for 999 (no, not a type, 999) years. Weird.
Anyway, I have my answer, thank you very muchProud to have dealt with my debts!
I have taken all Knowledge to be my province0 -
:huh: ????SkittyOnWailord wrote: »Neither title says the land registry is holding any data, but I do know the leaseholder is Connoly Homes. I shall be calling them tomorrow as I really don't have several weeks to wait faffing about with letters.
1) I thought you were the leaseholder? And it was the freeholder you were trying to identify?
2) What is 'wierd' about a 999 year lease? Very common.0
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