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Possibly missold property

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  • Tiglet2
    Tiglet2 Posts: 2,674 Forumite
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    What do you mean she spoke to her solicitor but they are not conveyancers? 

    Your daughter should be speaking to the solicitor or conveyancer who did the conveyancing for the purchase.  They are best placed to advise.  

    Could you post extracts from the two deeds (identifying parts redacted), showing the wording?



  • Davesnave
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    Tiglet2 said:
     Could you post extracts from the two deeds (identifying parts redacted), showing the wording?
    OP is new and won't be able to. They've not visited the thread for a couple of days and adding to it before seeing if they return or answer questions seems pointless.

  • SallyDucati
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    I'm not clear on who has said the parking space is not hers - is it just the new 'owner'? 

    I know my neighbour tried it on saying my front garden was communal property because the 'EA (selling the whole small development)' told him so.  I said no it's mine, outlined in red on the title plan.  His stance is now he has graciously 'let me have it'.  
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