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    A solicitor I am dealing with a the moment tells me that the roof belongs to my neighbour, but clearly, the title states, it is owned on a pro indiviso basis between both owners, why is she giving me this advice (Scottish law)
    Last edited by Treehouse; 14th March 2021, 02:06:AM.
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  • #2
    Why don't you ask your solicitor? Thats what your paying for.

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    • #3
      I have asked her and that is what I was told and its surely wrong

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        In Scots law, ownership of heritable or moveable property by two or more persons in undivided shares. Each owner (known as a pro indiviso owner) possesses a share of the whole of the property, subject to the rights of the other owners to share possession.
        Each owner may transact with their share without consulting with the others, for example, they may sell or burden their share with debt and on death, it passes to their heirs or executors.


        You live in Scotland????

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        • #5
          Originally posted by MIKE770 View Post
          In Scots law, ownership of heritable or moveable property by two or more persons in undivided shares. Each owner (known as a pro indiviso owner) possesses a share of the whole of the property, subject to the rights of the other owners to share possession.
          Each owner may transact with their share without consulting with the others, for example, they may sell or burden their share with debt and on death, it passes to their heirs or executors.


          You live in Scotland????
          Thank you so much for your help, that was my thought and the solicitor advises to the contrary, I do live in Scotland

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