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Title register on selling property

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Hi all,

I'm currently in the process of selling a jointly owned property and solictor tells me I have 2 restrictions on the title register of the property. (not a registered charge)

As it is not a registered charge, the solictor says the sale can still go through whether I agree to the amounts they demand or not. There is some equity on the property.

My ex partner who jointly owns the property is not liable for any of the restrictions.

What I want to know is. If I don't agree to the payments to former creditiors where do I stand in regards to proceeds of equity? Where would I stand after when the sale goes through?

Thanks

Ando

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