Dying to Find My Deeds ; Homes & Property Lawyer Fiona Mcnulty Answers Your Questions
Evening Standard - London › January 14, 2009
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Q When I bought my house 14 years ago, my solicitor offered to retain my title deeds for safe keeping. I recently wrote to request my deeds and my letter was returned by Royal Mail marked "Gone Away". How can I find where my deeds are now? A A solicitor should always send their client a full copy of the title deeds, even if they retain a copy in their office. Clients may need to check the deeds if, for example, a boundary issue arises.See the full content of this document
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Dying to Find My Deeds ; Homes & Property Lawyer Fiona Mcnulty Answers Your Questions
Check your records again to see if that is what happened with you.
Your letter may have been returned for a variety of reasons. Your solicitor...See the full content of this document
