Seller is not the registered proprietor - can I still become the registered proprietor if I buy?

Land_Registry

Yes - these are two separate transactions

Nemo_Nunya

Land_Registry said:

Yes - these are two separate transactions

Thank you.

Also thanks to everyone else who replied.

Huynha

Nemo_Nunya said:

I've noticed a few properties for sale where the seller has recently completed on a property and then they are quickly selling it (presumably for a profit). The property doesn't show the seller as the registered proprietor so I just want to know what happens if I buy the property.

I can show the Land Registry:
1) The completed transfer from the registered proprietor to the seller.
2) The completed transfer from the seller to me.
3) My stamp duty certificate for the purchase.

Can I become the registered proprietor with these documents? 

Will there be an issue for me if I'm unable produce the stamp duty certificate for the seller's purchase?

@Land_Registry

I think I had a similar issue years ago and I phoned up an Estate agent to ask some questions and help me out. They didn't sell me anything well.... they tried to but they just helped me in the end. I think the agency was hadleigh estate agent or bromsgrove estate.

Hope this helps