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Inhibition covers court actions that prevent a person from dealing with certain property or assets, typically to protect a claimant’s interests until a dispute about title or ownership is resolved. A solicitor practising this area applies for an inhibition, serves papers, coordinates with the court, and arranges any necessary registrations or orders to bind third parties. They may advise on what assets are protected, how long the inhibition lasts, and how it interacts with other security interests or legal remedies.
The solicitor handles complex procedural steps, including drafting the application for inhibition, evidential support, and any interlocutory orders; liaising with the court and, where relevant, the Land Registry; and advising on consequences if the inhibition is breached. They assess risks such as competing interests, the need for security for costs, and potential appeals or variations by other parties.
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Tagged solicitor Michael Frape
very good service, especially as only a few days notice. Application for in junction dismissed following excellent work by Ashtons Legal. Thank you
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