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Strange that the Land Registry decides on an issue that is basically a matter of contract law: The buyer entered into a fraudulent contract. Nonetheless, here'
by ineedasername 5y ago
Strange that the Land Registry decides on an issue that is basically a matter of contract law: The buyer entered into a fraudulent contract.
Nonetheless, here's how the Land Registry handles matters of fraud: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/rectification-and-indemnity/practice-guide-39-rectification-and-indemnity#rectification-and-fraud https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/rectification-and...
- justinclift 5y agoWow: 3.2 Suspected fraud or forgery If someone suspects that a fraud has taken place or is about to take place in relation to their property, they should contact us immediately. In many cases, we will be able, on application, to enter a standard form restriction LL in the register, that requires a certificate to be given by a conveyancer that they are satisfied that the person who executed a document lodged for registration as disponor is the same person as the proprietor. It will also be advisable to take legal or other professional advice to try to minimise any loss.