• Notice Of Transfer

    By Guest on 27th Mar 2019

    My husband passed away last year and he had a property in his name only (not our home address). I am trying to change the property into my name which I thought would be relatively straightforward and have got myself nearly through the process. However there is a restriction on the property due to land ownership by a management company of our group of houses and also a different company for the larger area. I need to ask the smaller management company (just the householders of the smaller group) to supply a notice of transfer to the larger company and I just want a draft copy of something to ensure we get the wording right. Other than that I have done the rest myself, am trying to keep all the costs down.

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    By Guest on 29/03/2019

    A notice of transfer does need to be complex; a couple of lines explaining that the property has been transferred from Y to X on Z date and enclosing a cheque for the management companies notice fees should be sufficient. You will likely need to send a certified copy of the TR1 and ensure you have read the terms of the deed carefully to ensure that any other requirements (Deed of Covenant, Licence to Assign etc) have been complied with.

    As a general rule, where there is a restriction on title, it is best to get someone legally qualified to review the instrument carefully thereby ensuring that any requirements are met. If such requirements are not adhered to your ownership could have shaky foundations.

    If you require assistance, please contact Notary Express on 03333 122 221.

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