The restriciton will prevent a mortgage by the sole surviving owner as your lender advises. And it will have been entered to protect the trust you refer to so it's doing the job as intended. If the property was registered in their joint names then after Mum’s death the legal ownership passed to Dad. if the property is registered in joint names, and the other person wants to remain there, you just need to notify us of the death; If she was to pass away would I have any rights to the house as we both live here with my daughter. if you lived with them before they died - it will only count if it was your main home and not a temporary one

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Guy B -form JO would only be used with forms AP1, FR1 or ADV1 so it would not be used with say form RX1 if you applied to register a form B restriction. Tesco Mobile is to start charging new and recently joining pay-monthly customers to use their mobiles in Europe from 2024. Karen - you can apply to update the register re his sad demise using a form DJP which is linked to from the article and the PG 6 I have referred to below. Steven - use the forms AP1 and AS1 referred to in the blog article to transfer the ownership as the executor to yourself as the beneficiary. You should also include an official copy of your late Mother's death certificate. Where a property is unregistered and is being sold by the executors a buyer will often ask for it to be registered first. In my experience most will transfer the ownership to the beneficiaries who are then registered and able to sell. Applying to register it in your names as personal representatives in this case is in effect the same thing and either application would trigger the need to register for the first time.If you can't decide, your local council will decide if you're in a council home. A court will decide if you're in a housing association home. If you can't take over the tenancy Hello, my late husband owned a piece of land and when he died i did not change the registry. I have just agreed a sale on this land to a friend and we want to transfer the title. I am the sole beneficiary of my late Mother`s Estate which includes a freehold property. My question is ; Is there a time limit for transferring the property out of the deceased estate and into my name or that of a 3rd party ? My Mother died 12 months ago.

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In Panel 14 am i the Transferor and my mother the transferee?(i'm not using a conveyancer or solicitor)Alan - I am sorry to hear of your loss. When you refer to a clause, I'm assuming this relates to a form A 'trustee' restriction which restricts the power of the surviving owner to deal with the land. The normal procedure to remove a restriction which has been entered by default and those acting for the owners did not confirm at the time that it was not required, would be that an application using form RX3 is required. The form RX3 will need to be supported by evidence in the form of a statutory declaration or statement of truth as to the title by the surviving owner or a conveyancer acting on their behalf (in certain circumstances). What forms do I need to complete for the land registry as currently both our names are on the deed and I am looking to sell the house. I have just received the grant of probate. The title register on the Land Registry still lists the deceased person as the owner of the property even though I believe he passed away in 2012.

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Thank you Linda for your wonderful review. We take pride on what we do. We always make sure that our residents are stimulated physically and mentally in a nice , clean house environment. My father passed away last October , I have been informed by my brother that I am named in the will and that he applied to be executor and for probate and is also named in the will , as we don't talk even though he is executor and I believe I should be kept informed legally I am not . My mother passed suddenly last year and we have been left with a house that is in both my father and mothers names. There is no mortgage on the property. My father walked out on my mother around 8 years ago and we have never heard from him again. We don't even know where he's living or if indeed he is still alive! I am one of four siblings. We don't know where to start on trying to get this house sold. We don't really want to try and find our father either! My mother did not leave a will I have found out that my late fathers house has been sold and all his belongings are with my brother including some that my father said I could have. I have inherited a property from my brother who was the sole owner. On AP1 form, section 4, would I put inherited in the applications column? Also on form AS1, on panel 12, the execution, do I have to write 'signed as a deed etc' or just sign and have witnessed? Thank you for any help.Her Will states that we are equal beneficiaries and wanted one of the properties to go to me and the other to my sister. I bought out my sisters share some years ago -- my sister will sign any documentation for this to happen. Council tax was paid by him until August 2017 even though he was living there without permission of owner George - we register the legal ownership. Who inherits relates to the beneficial ownership so you need wider legal advice as to who inherits in the scenario you describe.