Comment by Cecilia posted on on 16 February I understand that title deeds are now held digitally but I wonder if I should have had any other official documentation as proof of ownership. Comment by AdamH posted on on 16 February Cecilia - the very simple answer is No. Comment by Cecilia posted on on 17 February Just a thought - do I receive written confirmation that the transfer has been completed?
An email would do. Comment by AdamH posted on on 17 February Comment by cecilia posted on on 17 February Comment by Rosie posted on on 18 February My late Mum bought a flat with her late husband.
He removed her name from the title deed before they died but not from the lease. Can his family sell the flat without recourse to her executors?
Comment by AdamH posted on on 18 February Comment by Rosie posted on on 19 February Hi Adam, thanks for your reply. My Mum was persuaded by her husband to transfer the title from joint to his sole name a few years before he died "for tax purposes" We were unaware of this until his death. His daughters eventually agreed to allow her to remain in the flat rent free until she died 15 months later. Comment by AdamH posted on on 19 February Rosie - I suspect not as the registered title covered the lease as granted but the legal ownership has then changed later.
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