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Property Title Charge Resolution
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A court ruling transferred property ownership to F, but M retained a 25% legal charge. Ms CCJ led to a restriction on Fs title, affecting sale ability. Removing this restriction can be complex, often requiring a solicitor. If Ms charge wasnt registered, it may not bind third parties but could still be enforceable between M and F. Legal advice is recommended, especially given the 20-year delay in resolving the issue.Full Conversation
issue relating to Title register and a legal charge on a house
Could you please clarify what specific issue you are facing with the title register and legal charge on the house? For example, are you dealing with a dispute over ownership or trying to remove a charge?
will relate to the * people as F and M
Could you let me know if F and M are disputing ownership or are trying to remove or add a legal charge on the property? This will help me provide more specific information.
so F and M got owned a house together both on title. they got divorced and a court ruled that M is to vest the whole legal and beneficial estate to F. M in my judgement does not have any continuing intrest in that equity
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It seems like F is now the sole owner of the property as per the court ruling. You might want to ensure the title register reflects this change. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Update the title register with the Land Registry to reflect F as the sole owner.
- Ensure any legal charges are updated or removed as necessary.
Is there a specific issue you're facing with the title register or a legal charge that you'd like more information on?
It seems like F is now the sole owner of the property as per the court ruling. You might want to ensure the title register reflects this change. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Update the title register with the Land Registry to reflect F as the sole owner.
- Ensure any legal charges are updated or removed as necessary.
Is there a specific issue you're facing with the title register or a legal charge that you'd like more information on?
so M was given *% as a legal charge
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It seems like there's a complex issue with the legal charge on the property following the divorce. Here's some general advice:
- Check the court order to understand the basis of the *% legal charge awarded to M.
- Update the title register to reflect F's sole ownership, considering any legal charges.
- Consult a solicitor specializing in property law for further assistance.
Is there anything else you'd like to know or discuss regarding this issue?
It seems like there's a complex issue with the legal charge on the property following the divorce. Here's some general advice:
- Check the court order to understand the basis of the *% legal charge awarded to M.
- Update the title register to reflect F's sole ownership, considering any legal charges.
- Consult a solicitor specializing in property law for further assistance.
Is there anything else you'd like to know or discuss regarding this issue?
so M had a ccj against him and it has been put as a restriction on F title register
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It looks like you're dealing with a restriction on the property title due to M's CCJ. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Contact the Land Registry to understand how the CCJ affects the title.
- Consider applying to have the restriction removed if it affects F's ownership.
- Consult a solicitor specializing in property law for tailored advice.
Is there anything specific you would like to know or discuss?
It looks like you're dealing with a restriction on the property title due to M's CCJ. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Contact the Land Registry to understand how the CCJ affects the title.
- Consider applying to have the restriction removed if it affects F's ownership.
- Consult a solicitor specializing in property law for tailored advice.
Is there anything specific you would like to know or discuss?
as it stops F from selling the property without consulting them does that class as effecting F ownership
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A restriction on the title due to M's CCJ affects F's ability to sell the property freely, but it doesn't change F's ownership. It means F needs to consult or meet certain conditions before selling. Consulting a solicitor for options on removing the restriction might be beneficial.
A restriction on the title due to M's CCJ affects F's ability to sell the property freely, but it doesn't change F's ownership. It means F needs to consult or meet certain conditions before selling. Consulting a solicitor for options on removing the restriction might be beneficial.
would it be easy to have it removeed
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Removing a restriction due to a CCJ on a title can be complex. Here are some general steps:
- Review the terms of the CCJ and restriction.
- Contact the Land Registry for guidance on removal.
- Consult a property solicitor for specific advice and potential challenges.
Would you like any further information on this process?
Removing a restriction due to a CCJ on a title can be complex. Here are some general steps:
- Review the terms of the CCJ and restriction.
- Contact the Land Registry for guidance on removal.
- Consult a property solicitor for specific advice and potential challenges.
Would you like any further information on this process?
can you do this without a lawyer
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While it is possible to handle some aspects without a lawyer, dealing with restrictions due to a CCJ on the title can be quite complex and is often best managed by a solicitor. They can ensure all legal requirements are met and help navigate any intricacies. Would you like any further information on this process?
While it is possible to handle some aspects without a lawyer, dealing with restrictions due to a CCJ on the title can be quite complex and is often best managed by a solicitor. They can ensure all legal requirements are met and help navigate any intricacies. Would you like any further information on this process?
how would i do this alone
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If you want to handle this on your own, here are some steps you might consider:
- Check the specific terms of the CCJ and the restriction on the title.
- Contact the Land Registry for guidance on the process for removing the restriction.
- Gather and prepare all necessary documents and evidence for the application.
- Submit your application to the Land Registry, explaining why the restriction should be removed.
While it's possible to do this without legal assistance, I recommend consulting a solicitor for tailored advice if you encounter any challenges.
If you want to handle this on your own, here are some steps you might consider:
- Check the specific terms of the CCJ and the restriction on the title.
- Contact the Land Registry for guidance on the process for removing the restriction.
- Gather and prepare all necessary documents and evidence for the application.
- Submit your application to the Land Registry, explaining why the restriction should be removed.
While it's possible to do this without legal assistance, I recommend consulting a solicitor for tailored advice if you encounter any challenges.
how much money would i be looking at to sort this
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The cost of removing a restriction due to a CCJ can vary widely. If you handle it alone, there might be minimal costs like Land Registry fees. If you hire a solicitor, fees could range from a few hundred to several thousand pounds, depending on complexity. Would you like more advice on any specific aspect?
The cost of removing a restriction due to a CCJ can vary widely. If you handle it alone, there might be minimal costs like Land Registry fees. If you hire a solicitor, fees could range from a few hundred to several thousand pounds, depending on complexity. Would you like more advice on any specific aspect?
what if M never put his charge on the register?>
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If M never registered his charge, it may not legally bind third parties. However, it could still be enforceable between M and F. Here are some points to consider:
- Check the court order detailing the charge.
- Consult a solicitor to understand potential legal implications.
- Consider registering the charge to protect M's interest.
Would you like more information on this topic?
If M never registered his charge, it may not legally bind third parties. However, it could still be enforceable between M and F. Here are some points to consider:
- Check the court order detailing the charge.
- Consult a solicitor to understand potential legal implications.
- Consider registering the charge to protect M's interest.
Would you like more information on this topic?
court order stated that within 28 days of the hearing that M would transfer all right to the property over
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It seems like you're dealing with a complex property issue involving court orders, title registration, and legal charges. Here are some general points to consider:
- Ensure M transfers all rights as per the court order within 28 days.
- Update the title register to reflect any changes.
- Consult a solicitor for specific legal advice.
If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!
It seems like you're dealing with a complex property issue involving court orders, title registration, and legal charges. Here are some general points to consider:
- Ensure M transfers all rights as per the court order within 28 days.
- Update the title register to reflect any changes.
- Consult a solicitor for specific legal advice.
If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!
but its been 20 years
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It seems like the situation has remained unresolved for a long time. Given the complexity and the time elapsed, seeking legal advice from a solicitor specializing in property law might be beneficial to address any potential complications. This will help ensure that everything is resolved properly according to the court order. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
It seems like the situation has remained unresolved for a long time. Given the complexity and the time elapsed, seeking legal advice from a solicitor specializing in property law might be beneficial to address any potential complications. This will help ensure that everything is resolved properly according to the court order. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
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