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Flat lease extension
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GRAY121UK
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Wondering if some one could possibly help me.I live in a flat which was built in June 1983,I purchased the flat from previous owner in Feb 1997. and I am now thinking about extending the lease.I have checked the charge certificate from hm land registry and it states that the term of the lease is for 120 years.,my question is that I have a letter transferring the new lease to the previous owner from the landlord/management company stating that the term of the lease is 125 years..could you please tell me who is right..land registry or landord/management company.
Many thanks graham
Many thanks graham
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Don't you have a copy of the lease?
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The governmement are currently looking at leasehold reforms including making it easier and cheaper to extend a lease. Might be worth waiting a while.
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Depends how long they take. Don't let it drop below 80 years.NameUnavailable said:The governmement are currently looking at leasehold reforms including making it easier and cheaper to extend a lease. Might be worth waiting a while.
If it is 120 years you have 83 years left0
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