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Removing a Restriction

MartinW6 · 2023-03-11 13:00:14

Hi all, I've got myself into a lather and would welcome any thoughts on the below. We need the Land Registry to remove the following restriction from the title deeds in order to sell the house; "RESTRICTION: No disposition by the proprietors of the registered estate is to be registered unless one or more of them makes a…

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SDLT_Geek Posts: 2,885 Forumite

11 March 2023 at 5:35PM

MartinW6 said:

@SDLT_Geek Thank you again. Any idea what the certificate might be called (that we provide to satisfy the restriction)? I'd ask my conveyancers, but I've little faith in them after all this - or rather, they don't seem to be familiar with trusts if I want to be kind.

I'm still inclined to see if the LR go ahead and remove the restriction beforehand now that the conveyancers have gone down that route. But I take heart in the fact that if it fails, it's not necessary to remove the darned thing beforehand.

It is a form RXC. You can find it here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/restriction-consent-or-certificate-rxc

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