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Land transfer

Dig all · 2019-11-06 18:48:30

My father inherited land and bog back in the 60s. My neighbour purchased the land , 2 acre field. The bog was not sold, my father's father was executor of the will, and probate was granted to him, who would of signed the contract of sale to the neighbour, the executor or beneficiary, also registration was not carried out…

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06-11-2019 7:48pm

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My father inherited land and bog back in the 60s.
My neighbour purchased the land , 2 acre field. The bog was not sold, my father's father was executor of the will, and probate was granted to him, who would of signed the contract of sale to the neighbour, the executor or beneficiary, also registration was not carried out on the bogland, the solicitor past away at the time and stamp duty and registration fees were paid but he got no receipt of proof of payment, how is registration possible now when the executor is deceased,

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#2 07-11-2019 12:50am
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You need to consult a solicitor on this problem
The solicitor would check if the bog was just a right of turbary or separate portion of land.
If the former ( turbary right ) it normally remains attached to the house on the holding in the absence of Land Commission consent to separate it.

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