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Land Registry Doubt
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I am part owner of a house in Birmingham, theres 3 flats , so 3 owners. I believe i need to get a copy of the lease. Anyway one of the other owners kindly sent me a link, saying it'll cost me £25 to get processsed. Well i just took 1 look at the document, and its seems to be goobledeegook.
any advice would be appreciated
any advice would be appreciated
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first of all you were right builder in your assumption.
secondly i havent got a solicitor, who normally does?
Yes our house in Brum is managed by a management company, and because i seem to have mislaid my copy of the lease, I was simply advised to open that link and fill in the form to obtain a new copy
secondly i havent got a solicitor, who normally does?
Yes our house in Brum is managed by a management company, and because i seem to have mislaid my copy of the lease, I was simply advised to open that link and fill in the form to obtain a new copy
You will need your title number and the date of the lease, do you have that? If not then it may be a little more complicated.
Ignore the references to a key number and DX, these relate to conveyancers, legal advisors.
The nature of the document will be the type of document, eg Lease.
Section 7 has two parts as not all documents are noted on the title register held at the Land Registry. As a Lease is a fundamental title document, I anticipate it is on the title, especially as you have had a copy, albeit mislaid it.
These should help make general sense of the document but it there are bits you still don't understand then let me know.
Fees wise, they are here:
http://
See OC2 for a copy of a lease - £23.
You will also need to know which Land Registry to send it to, do you know that? If not, do you have a copy of your title register which should tell you. There have been some changes over the years but you can double-check with the Land Registry, just ring your local one or the one you think it is and ask.
Ignore the references to a key number and DX, these relate to conveyancers, legal advisors.
The nature of the document will be the type of document, eg Lease.
Section 7 has two parts as not all documents are noted on the title register held at the Land Registry. As a Lease is a fundamental title document, I anticipate it is on the title, especially as you have had a copy, albeit mislaid it.
These should help make general sense of the document but it there are bits you still don't understand then let me know.
Fees wise, they are here:
http://
See OC2 for a copy of a lease - £23.
You will also need to know which Land Registry to send it to, do you know that? If not, do you have a copy of your title register which should tell you. There have been some changes over the years but you can double-check with the Land Registry, just ring your local one or the one you think it is and ask.
Ok, you will need your title number.
You should be able to find it and a copy of the title register from here:
http://
Just be careful you get the right title if there are freehold and leasehold titles.
The lease should be briefly described on the title register near the beginning.
If you put your email address (as well as your postal address) in they may be able to email you a copy - worth checking if they can.
You should be able to find it and a copy of the title register from here:
http://
Just be careful you get the right title if there are freehold and leasehold titles.
The lease should be briefly described on the title register near the beginning.
If you put your email address (as well as your postal address) in they may be able to email you a copy - worth checking if they can.
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