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hello. I have a question relating to my previous post
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I have a charge on my ex wifes house to get money from the house when my youngest child reached 18. She is going to have the house repossessed and has decided to sell the house through one of those dodgy sell and rent back things. As far as I was aware I have to isgn to give my agreement if she want to sell it ( I had to when she remortgaged a few years ago). If she wants to sell to one of those companies do I still have to sign or can she get out of this and go ahead without my permission? Thank you in advance. Pete
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Business-and-Fi nance/Question733427.html
I have a charge on my ex wifes house to get money from the house when my youngest child reached 18. She is going to have the house repossessed and has decided to sell the house through one of those dodgy sell and rent back things. As far as I was aware I have to isgn to give my agreement if she want to sell it ( I had to when she remortgaged a few years ago). If she wants to sell to one of those companies do I still have to sign or can she get out of this and go ahead without my permission? Thank you in advance. Pete
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If the house is in your name as well as hers you definitely have to sign.
If it is in her sole name, then I believe that, as you have a charge on the house, you either have to sign or have to be notified and given the opportunity to object.
I suggest you ring the Land Registry helpline who should be able to explain this more accurately. When you ring them have available the details of the type of charge you have, and how it was put on.
If it is in her sole name, then I believe that, as you have a charge on the house, you either have to sign or have to be notified and given the opportunity to object.
I suggest you ring the Land Registry helpline who should be able to explain this more accurately. When you ring them have available the details of the type of charge you have, and how it was put on.
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