Restrictions

[Pottyhouse]

We are looking to buy a property and the title register has this on
RESTRICTION: No disposition of the registered
estate, other than a disposition by the proprietor of
any registered charge registered before the entry
of this restriction, is to be registered without a
certificate signed by the applicant for registration
or their conveyancer that written notice of the
disposition was given to
X Council c/o X , being the
person with the benefit of an interim charging order
on the beneficial interest of
by the County Court Money Claims Centre on 2
January 2020 (Court references

I have removed council and solicitor details as well as court order reference.
what does it mean in simple terms please?

[atticus]

It is a Land Registry restriction K, entered when a charging order is made in respect of the interest of 1 of 2 or more joint owners of a property. It means that at the time of applying to register a sale of the property notice must be given to (in this case) the named Council.

Your solicitor should be able to do this for you.

[dslippy]

The idea is to give the chargee opportunity to do whatever his charge allows him to do. What that might be depends on the documents.