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Defective Titles in England and Wales concerns problems in the register of title or recorded ownership, such as missing deeds, uncertain boundaries, or incorrect rights on the title. A solicitor investigates the history of the title, collects needed documents, and seeks corrections from the Land Registry or via a court order. They may arrange boundaries surveys, draft dispositions and rectifications, and coordinate with indemnity insurers to protect the client’s ownership while awaiting or finalising a formal remedy.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

They identify the defects, outline the statutory or common-law routes to rectify the register, handle potential boundary or easement disputes, and manage the interaction with the Land Registry, surveyors, and lenders. The process can involve complex title history, multiple interested parties, and waiting periods for correction or registration.

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