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Restriction on title deed
sclondon2018
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Hi all. I have a restriction on my title deed saying that I need to obtain a 'certificate of compliance' from a company every time I want to remortgage. Personally I think this is an extortionate thing to do and is costing me £175 (for the certificate which last time wasn't even personalised and was literally a letter headed paper saying that I had told them of the change) and then the solicitors £180 to ask them for it.
is there any way to contest this or get it removed from the deed? Surely this is just a way for them to extort money from us at a time when we are trying to save.
is there any way to contest this or get it removed from the deed? Surely this is just a way for them to extort money from us at a time when we are trying to save.
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This is on a property you already own?
Then it's a bit late to object to it - you agreed to it by buying the place.
Who is the "company"? Your freeholder or management company?0
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