A mortgagee in posession is not in the same position as a normal seller because the mortgagee in possession is obligated by law to accept the best offer on the property.
If you have offered the...
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A mortgagee in posession is not in the same position as a normal seller because the mortgagee in possession is obligated by law to accept the best offer on the property.
If you have offered the...
Passed by Parliament on 9th May.
Commencement date is 30th May 2013.
I'm afraid "It won't be" was way off the mark.
What a Pickle eh?
Court action can be started against the owner immediately the sale is completed if the council decide to enforce the law.
The enforcement may be extinguished after 12 years if the Limitation Act...
Use the Land Registry web-site and verify that a possessory title has been given.
Buy a copy of the register of title and title plan using a credit card.
That will cost £6.
If there is a large...
If both parties agree to sign a deed of extinguishment that is the only way an easement such as a right of way can be stopped.
Normally the owner of the servient land over which the right of way...
Unless there is a specific condition regarding the retention of parking spaces the you can sell whatever you want.
If there was such a condition the LPA would have 10 years in which to issue an...
A modern house would need to have a downstairs cloakroom for disabled use, so any current design would have to incorporate such a facility.
Yet here you are suggesting there is no need for such a...
Although PD rights can be removed there has to be a reason in planning terms for such a condition being imposed.
It is always possible to appeal against the inclusion of any removal of PD rights...
Even if these flats were developed without planning permission, after four years use as separate dwellings the two flats became immune from planning control so became lawful for planning purposes...
Flats do not have any permitted development so all development will require planning permission. This is probably going to be considered a change of use to a separate dwelling
You will need to make an application for first registration of the land based on written Statements of Truth from anyone including youself with knowledge of the use that the land has been put to for...
Thanks for responding.
If the leasehold title continues does that mean the lease can then be assigned to a new buyer with the Limited Company remaining as freeholder even when on the date of the...
The freeholder of a house converts it to two flats.
Freeholder leases Upper flat to Limited Company.
On the same date Freeholder plus Limited Company lease the bottom flat to Freeholder.
Both...
As well as agreeing with the previous poster that there is a good chance that 57 is unregistered and does own the white land, the pink and white land together also seems to lead to the back roads...
As a retired planning consultant, I have to say that the planning is a far easier matter to deal with than the building control aspects of such a conversion.
After 4 years the change of use for...
In my experience the Local Planning Authority will consider that the past unauthorised use has ceased and a new planning application will be necessary.
Looking on the internet for some examples and typing them out costs nothing.
A simple trust should not be beyond the competence of someone able to read and write English with access to a computer.
Back to back terraced houses were designed so that coal deliveries could be made to the rear of the properties where the coal bunkers were to be located.
Either a right of way was granted by the...
The neighbour who is claiming to currently be in possession of the land will need to make a Statement of Truth to accompany any application to be registered with possessory title after the 12 year...
Surely all your solicitor has to do is make that request in writing. The mortgage company will realise that after a few months that restriction will make no difference at all to their security.
Normally the land that has the benefit of a right of way is clearly identified on the deed that granted such an easement.
Provided the wording used did not specify that the access was for a single...
When the freehold reversion was sold there may have been covenants entered into that reflected some of the lease covenants, but none of the Lease covenants are now relevant, as you are now the person...
As long as you realise that you need to make an Official Search request with Priority to Land Registry when you sign the contract and then make your application within the time limits that the...
When the freehold reversion was purchased it was possible to merge the leasehold title by making that part of the application to Land Registry to register the new proprietor.
If that was not done...
The same standard of proof will be needed to secure a COLUOD as will be needed to satisfy the Inspector who deals with an appeal against a Planning Enforcement notice.
If there is sufficent...