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Left 50% share of an English house in a will

  • 18-07-2009 1:16pm
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    As the thread title says, I have been left 50% share of a house in England.

    It has come for the time for the will to be executed, I have been given the Land Registry form AS1 to sign (assent of whole of registered title(s) by personal representative(s) )

    Its states on the form that limited title guarantee is being transferred rather than full title. This form will also have to be signed by the other person left a 50% share and also by the executor.

    Now my question is, does this limited title guarantee reflect the fact there is someone else with 50% share i.e both of our limited title guarantees = full title guarantee?

    Is it standard procedure in english law? Is it not a solicitors job to ensure we get full title?

    Am I right when I say that limited title leaves us open to someone else who may claim to have an interest in the property later?

    In ireland the solicitor will investigate title for you doesnt he? they dont do it in england?

    Can someone with precise knowledge advise me here??

    Thank you


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  • Legal Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 4,338 Mod ✭✭✭✭Tom Young


    Can't get advice here. Forum charter.


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