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  1. this forum just seems to be a joke,,,,i guess those reports about it are correct,,,,,,what exactly is the agenda here,,,,and worst of all,,,who`s working for who?,,,,its just got soo obvious,,,,a joke
  2. When is registration compulsory? When there is a sale of property, within Northern Ireland (whether by conveyance, assignment or lease) the title must be registered in the Land Registry. When is registration not compulsory? Registration is not compulsory in the following circumstances: transactions where no money consideration is paid (eg gifts, Assents, etc.) mortgages and Charging Orders leases for a term not exceeding 21 years exchanges or partitions of land, provided there is no monetary consideration surrenders of Leases Advantages of registering land legal title is guaranteed and an accurate plan of the extent of ownership is created an up-to-date public record of ownership is created rights of way are clearly identified covenants and mortgages are recorded risk of fraud is greatly reduced simple forms replace complicated deeds repeated examination of title deeds is unnecessary disputes can be resolved more easily
  3. Certificate: Land A Land Certificate is the Registered Owner's Deed of Title to registered land. It must be lodged with any dealing by the registered owner and most other registrations. Although it is a copy of the Folio, it may not be up to date and it must be updated, if necessary, whenever it is lodged.
  4. PRECEDENT 45 CERTIFICATE RELATING TO A POWER OF ATTORNEY LAND REGISTRY Folio: County: Registered Owner: I the undersigned .......... a partner/solicitor in the firm of .......... of .......... hereby certify as follows: 1. The Transfer dated .......... attached hereto was validly executed under a power of attorney dated .......... by the donee of the said power on behalf of the donor. 2. The donor of the said power is the same person as .......... named in the said Transfer. 3. The power of attorney has not been revoked. OR There is a conclusive presumption under Section 4 of the Powers of Attorney Act (NI) 1971 as to the validity of the transaction. OR There is a conclusive presumption under Article 11 of the Enduring Powers of Attorney (NI) Order 1987 as to the validity of the transaction. Dated: Signed:
  5. 1. The Transfer dated .......... attached hereto was validly executed under a power of attorney dated .......... by the donee of the said power on behalf of the donor. Hey Apple,those quotes I made earlier are the general principals of the Land registry here in NI,,,,,, does noone take issue as to regards the so-called power of attorney,,,,,,,which nobody in their right mind would KNOWINGLY grant to these people,,,,,,, just that one line above shows the unfairness and arrogance of these agreements,,,,,,,the "donee" means one who has been gifted a gift and the "donor" is the vast majority of us who were deceived into signing these unenforceable deeds.DONOR,,,,,who the hell do these people think they are,,,donor,,,
  6. Deeds legal documents executed under seal short slang term for "Registry of Deeds"
  7. the above states that the attorney completes the deed by initials (signs it,makes a mark,,,,means the same thing really) and there you have it,,,,,,,the banksters dirty Deed is done OOhh btw,the attorney is the lender of course
  8. there is an area for specific signature by the lender to sign,,,,,,,AFTER,,,,,,he receives,,,,,HE RECEIVES,,,,not lends all the moneys
  9. [ATTACH=CONFIG]49460[/ATTACH] SP, have a quick look at this deed,,,,,,its crying out to be signed,sealed and delivered
  10. After reading the above,I would take a quick guess and say that explains the reason the lender does not complete the deed,,,,,,,,,they go on to complete it when they sell it again,,,,
  11. PRECEDENT 45 CERTIFICATE RELATING TO A POWER OF ATTORNEY LAND REGISTRY Folio: County: Registered Owner: I the undersigned .......... a partner/solicitor in the firm of .......... of .......... hereby certify as follows: 1. The Transfer dated .......... attached hereto was validly executed under a power of attorney dated .......... by the donee of the said power on behalf of the donor. 2. The donor of the said power is the same person as .......... named in the said Transfer. 3. The power of attorney has not been revoked. OR There is a conclusive presumption under Section 4 of the Powers of Attorney Act (NI) 1971 as to the validity of the transaction. OR There is a conclusive presumption under Article 11 of the Enduring Powers of Attorney (NI) Order 1987 as to the validity of the transaction. Dated: Signed:
  12. Transfers executed by an Attorney (Rules 176 and 177). 7.2 A transfer deed which is to be executed under a Power of Attorney should be drafted in the same way as if it were to be executed by the transferror in person. (Form 9 should not be used for such transfers). It is not necessary to refer to the Power of Attorney in the deed but it is usual for the Attorney to execute the deed by writing "AB acting by his attorney CD". It will be necessary to produce the original Power of Attorney (or a certified copy) to the Registry together with evidence of its validity (Precedent 45). See Precedent 45 (Word doc 20KB)
  13. Just a thought,,,,,,,, imagine if IIM`s friend did win the case,what would the so called "lenders" (creating money from thin air and being ever so nice and considerate to lend us a wee bit) do?,,,,,,,,maybe both parties had no choice and came to some sort of arrangement ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,something like a confidentiality agreement,,,,,,,if this was the case,then IIM could not come back to this site and we would never see (hear) from him again,,,,,, does anyone think this could happen?????
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