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Land registry - repossessed house unilateral notice and other charges
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megarox
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I believe there is a bespoke land registry forum but I could not find it .
I am tying to buy a house , 6 weeks in and the title register has still not been updated to remove the charges , multiple proprietor’s and a unilateral notice .
Is there way to see if there are any pending changes against a title to give me some confidence that things are progression . I can’t keep spending £7 every time to check .
Also , why would it take so long to put the title into a position that my solisitor can complete the conveyancing . Is it a lengthy process ?
I am tying to buy a house , 6 weeks in and the title register has still not been updated to remove the charges , multiple proprietor’s and a unilateral notice .
Is there way to see if there are any pending changes against a title to give me some confidence that things are progression . I can’t keep spending £7 every time to check .
Also , why would it take so long to put the title into a position that my solisitor can complete the conveyancing . Is it a lengthy process ?
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Can we take a step and ask why you think the "charges, multiple proprietors and a unilateral notice" all need to be removed from the register before you can proceed? It's not obvious to me that they do, unless there is something unusual going on.2
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Everything gets dealts with at completion of the transaction. Hence why solicitors are involved.1
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