Could a single credit card debt be turned into a joint debt for a charging order?

Land_Registry

fatbelly said:

Well that's going to come back 'no longer trading' then

Makes no difference if you are simply needing to comply with the restriction. The restriction simply states that the conveyancer needs to certify that written notice of the disposition was given to X at Y address. They don’t have to confirm receipt or otherwise 

Angelcrackers

Land_Registry said:

Angelcrackers said:

fatbelly said:

Do Equidebt still exist? I think they dissolved about ten years ago

  In which case I wonder to whom a solicitor would send the notification anyway.

Notification is sent to the name and address stated on the register. The restriction is quite clear as to what’s required 

I know it is, I meant if they don't exist. 

sourcrates

There only obligation is to send the notification to the last known address they have on file.

Whether the company still exists or not is of no relevance, the only obligation is to send notification, nothing more.

peb

Slightly naive by the land registry representative.

Yes, forwarding the notification satisfies the restriction, a certificate can be forwarded and the application can proceed.  But the restriction remains in place which means that any purchasers solicitor will proceed.

You can get the restriction removed I'd the beneficiary no longer exists but if you are considering selling then deal with that prior to marketing .