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    Hi looking for advice parcl of land was left by parents no will, each sibling out of 5 had parcel of land 2 siblings now want to sell their land although it wasn't put on the deeds as a restriction father's wish was for each sibling to keep land and to do something with their peace* anyway the solicitors that was separate the land made a mistake and signed it over to 1 sibling and putting the rest as adverse interest other siblings want it changed but sibling that now owns it is saying that they* dont want them to sell it to outside people and they should offer it to rest of the siblings but solicitors are now going to land registry trying to change their mistake back can the sibling who has it in their name stop solicitors though land registry or can the solicitors carry on what would be the outcome*
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    4th May 2020 02:00:AM
    Location
    South Wales
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  • #2


    Generally speaking if a genuine mistake has occurred and it can be corrected, it will be corrected.

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    • #3
      Could you explain how it will be corrected ie if it is in the 1 siblings name and she is owner on the paper land registry i would of thought she would have fill forms in to agree to change it and if she refused not much other siblings can do as they didn't put it though probate*

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      • #4
        Are you saying your father left real property (ie land) and ownership details on Land Registry file were changed without the person dealing with the estate not first obtaining a grant of letters of administration?
        The original or an official copy of the grant of probate or letters of administration have to be submitted to LR when applying to register a change of ownership‹

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        • #5
          Land wasn't entered into the probete unsure of why not. so the siblings* decided to split their share by splitting the land up between them they hired a solicitor to send in to land registry all was fine until the solicitor cock up and it all came back on the one siblings name now this sibling is say that she agree to each having their own land (a) (b) (c) but not to sell it or if they want to sell then to sell to rest of the siblings first) but because the solicitors cock up and its all gone through land registry to the 1 sibling the solicitor now are threating legal action on 1 sibling to change their cock up so she is asking solicitors if can put a restriction on the land not to be sold unless offer to siblings i will sign it back to the rest to which answer was no unable to do this question is really can they take her to court?*

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          • #6
            Yes, there was an error which needs to be corrected.
            One cannot benefit from a genuine mistake and if she doesn't agree the solicitors could obtain a court order and there could be costs implications for her.

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            • #7
              So there is no way also to put a covenent on the deeds. I take it only my father would have be able to do it. thanks for your advice i can relay this back to see what outcome will be hope that taken to legal cab*

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