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This work covers what to do when old or missing title deeds for land or a property are lost in England. It includes tracing and reconstructing title where deeds no longer exist, and dealing with the Land Registry to secure a replacement or alternative evidence of title. A solicitor helps you prepare statutory declarations of loss, arrange Gazette notifications, obtain official copies or replacement title documents, and liaise with lenders and buyers during conveyancing work.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
If deeds are lost, a solicitor will guide you through the process of applying to the Land Registry for replacement documents, arranging indemnity insurance where needed, and ensuring the title is properly evidenced for sale or remortgage. They draft the declaration of loss, oversee any required advertising, and coordinate with any mortgage lenders or buyers to protect your interests during conveyancing.
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