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Judgement mortgage discharged

Foggy Jew · 2017-03-09 17:55:33

Hi. I've just had a letter from the solicitors acting for my bank saying that they have agreed to discharge the Judgement Mortgage which had been secured on my property. Does this actually mean what I think it means? Is it gone? I'm almost afraid to phone the solicitors in case somebody made a mistake.

09-03-2017 5:55pm

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Foggy Jew

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Hi. I've just had a letter from the solicitors acting for my bank saying that they have agreed to discharge the Judgement Mortgage which had been secured on my property. Does this actually mean what I think it means? Is it gone? I'm almost afraid to phone the solicitors in case somebody made a mistake.

It's the bally ballyness of it that makes it all seem so bally bally.

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#2 10-03-2017 2:29am

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It's not gone yet. For that to happen it's not enough that they agree to discharge it; they must actually discharge it, which involves executing a discharge, and then the executed discharge has to be registered.

Do not phone the bank's solicitors. Contact or instruct your own solicitor. Give them the letter from the bank's solicitors. Get them to draw up a discharge for execution by the bank, get them to liaise with the bank's solicitors to arrange execution; get them to register the discharge.

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