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Title Deeds Storage

davidwatts · 2019-02-17 14:15:45

I'd welcome a view on the following, in terms of whether I should be concerned at all or take any action. I bought my home around 12 years ago and accepted the offer of the solicitors who handled the conveyancing to store the title deeds. That firm no longer exists under the same name but is clearly traceable, i.e. has…

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Mojisola Posts: 35,571 Forumite

21 February 2019 at 11:52AM

davidwatts wrote: »

The property is registered and it's only just over 40 years old so I doubt there's going to be any great value or interest in what is held by the other solicitors.

Always worth taking a look - the deeds for all the houses along our road have stuff going back years about the land the houses were built on - interesting from a historical point of view and explains some anomalies in the maps showing the plots of each house.

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