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Land missing from title-future lending problems?

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  • brianposter
    brianposter Posts: 1,643 Forumite
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    In a form that will convince a solicitor that they are wrong.
  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 50,607 Ambassador
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    brianposter said:
    In a form that will convince a solicitor that they are wrong.
    Dear Solicitor,

    I sought some clarity on what you were telling me on a public forum online. Luckily for me an official representative of the Land Registry responded and explained XX. To quote the exact wording " ....." Can I ask that you revisit the matter in the light of their comments.

    Many thanks,

    Brian Poster
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  • Brodiebobs
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    By way of an update we have (finally!) had confirmation an application for adverse possession has been put in, with plenty of supporting documentation, statements and photos. We have also been told the application has been expedited.


    In fairness to my solicitor we approached someone else for advice and they gave same advice, we also referred to mortgage provider who confirmed would not lend without the title being correct and wouldnt accept the indemnity policy due to it being access to the property.

    So im hoping it now progresses quickly for everyones sakes!

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