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There is a registered charge by his bank on an official copy of register of title. If he has since paid off the Mortgage, would I legally need to be informed as I have an Equitable charge to my favour and would he need to inform the land registry of that ?.
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Is their a way to find out if a mortgage is still being paid on the property.
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Thousands and no end in sight.
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Ok, thank you for that.
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I am not disputing what you say. What is it you don't understand please ?.
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I believe their will be. Is their any way of finding for sure what is left to pay on the mortgage ?.
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Ok, So why do I need to sell a property that is not mine
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Blimey, so in theory I could be given possession of the property and then evict the defendant without having to sell the said property ?.
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The order would be to force the defendant to sell his house as he owes me this huge debt which it appears he can't pay in a reasonable time. He is the sole owner, has no dependant children and still paying a mortgage as far as I know.
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How would I go about applying for an order for sale and what are my chances regarding success.
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It is an equitable charge and I believe it would allow for a request for an order for sale, however would it be granted in this situation ?.
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Towards the middle of last year I think, I'm not one for giving anyone a hard time but should their be a time limit on when I should get paid back in full what is owed me.
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I do not accept their has been constant applications and yes I do have the charging order and an nominal amount is being paid but is it not reasonable to seek an update of his financial situation every so often ?.
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I don't know for certain but I am hearing he's set to go on holiday and anyway how long should I have to wait for the debt to be paid in full, one year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 years, or longer then that ?.
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Consumer dude replied to unclebulgaria67's topic in Benefits and HMRC
Don't they still have the post office card account for those on benefits.
