A Restriction Against the Land but not told

[Nick0]

Due to loss of job and other unfortunate circumstances I have found myself at the mercy of the banks and what crooks they appear to be.

 

The bank is Nationwide and I have been keeping in touch with there recovery arm KPR and Nationwide themselves,last December I got three weeks work in London so I informed them that I would be staying at an address for the three weeks and they updated there records.

 

I carried on dialogue with Nationwide and even had a home visit from an area manager to confirm I was at my property and I have been keeping in touch with KPR since.

 

Last Thursday I get a Land Registry letter (B136(CO) ) saying that an application to register a restriction against my property has been made by a firm called Drydens on behalf of Nationwide and a County Court order was made in the middle of June 09.

 

I called Drydens and they said they sent paperwork out to my London address and when I told them I was only there for 3 weeks and that was last December and since have been in touch with KPR and Nationwide (phone and written) they said that they where not told and there was nothing I could do about it.

 

On Monday I sent a letter to the land registry and today recieved a letter back basically saying tough and my objection is groundless:shock:.

 

This smacks in the face of keeping in touch and negotiating with these people and it seems very strange that this is allowed to happen.

 

Is there anyway I can stop this action as I have until noon on the 23rd July before it is applied even without my signature.

 

Thanks

Nick0