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Lost deeds
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So, what's the risk? One of your neighbours secretly has a copy of the lease and will produce it when you least expect it? Different from, say, a third party freeholder appearing out of the woodwork.eskimalita7 said:
The freeholder is the 4 flats themselves. We have no managing agent. We each own 25% of the freehold.Mickey666 said:
Plus, if you can get a copy of the lease for the other three flats they should contain the contact details of the freeholder. You could then contact them directly and request a copy of the lease for your specific flat.TBagpuss said:If the deeds are lost, then they are lost. Other the LR records there's no central record.
However, you can download copies of the documents for the other three flats - your lease is probably the same as theirs.
also download your own, if you haven't already - I would expect the actual office copies to include a record of any relevant restrictions etc.
I'd be surprised if the freeholder hasn't got a copy of your lease.
If you want to sort it "properly", I suppose you could get everyone to sign you up with a replacement lease.0
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