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my property is leasehold unfortunately but no one has been around to collect payment for years so we don't know where we stand.Re: Bleeding Solicitors
Strange, Honey, they're usually on the ball with that sort of thing. The solicitor will find out if you sell, I expect. You might get a backdated bill. We had a couple of houses that were leasehold and the ground rent was only £7.00 per annum so we left it for a couple of years each time before we paid it.Re: Bleeding Solicitors
Solicitors are not my favourite people either .Re: Bleeding Solicitors
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Very irritating I agree and any decent solicitor would guess that you wouldn't be able to answer these questions and guide you through the options. But the market is on the move and conveyancing solicitors short on the ground and under a lot of pressure. I think you are being asked because the solicitor can cover his/her back - ever heard of risk averse?Thread Tools | |
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