i bought a house in spetember of last year, and have been trying to borrow money on the mortgagae ever since, as it was better to get a lower mortgage and loan (100% mortgaged) to cover the house cost and then remortgage after a month and pay the loan back

 

but ive been trying to do this since october and there have been lots of probs, and its costing a fortune in mortgage repaymenbts cause i cant get a better rate by switching the mortgage

 

so after months of shite with solicitors, ive found the reason i cant remortgage is because the solicitor dealing with the house sale forgot to submit the land registry in my name,its been nearly five months and he was paid on the completion day for a full completed mortgage, so i own the bricks and motar but not the land and its costing a fortune on a high interest rate mortgage

 

so i was wondering if there is anyway of being compensated for this or is there anyway of threatening my solicitor with any other type of legal action to get this sorted quick

 

cheers in advance

 

Allan

Sorry to hear that mate.

 

Sounds like your solocitor fecked up there. Get in touch with the law society. Solicitor should be taken to account IMO.

 

Good luck

 

Richard :)

Sorry to hear that mate.

 

Sounds like your solocitor fecked up there. Get in touch with the law society. Solicitor should be taken to account IMO.

 

Good luck

 

Richard :)

cheers bud

 

anymore advice

go and see the solicitor, if he is a partner ask to see the senior partner and explain the situation and that you would like him to be present at a meeting between you nad your solicitor of the practice, ask why upon full payment and supposed completion of the mortgage why the land registry documents hadnt been processed as this is part of the whol mortgagte deal/arrangement, you will need the registry docs as they go with the deeds to the bank usually.

 

unless you specify to your solicitor not to handle the land registry side of things he will do it as standard in any house purchase unless you have another solicitor handling this, which is very unlikely.

 

so if there is a senior partner speak to them first then ask for a meeting with both and ask why this very important section of a house purchase was carelessly overlooked..

 

for more info go here

 

http://www.yourrights.org.uk/your-rights/chapters/how-to-get-redress/courts-and-legal-services/complaints_against_solicitors.shtml

cheers si will go and check out the practice on monday

if you get a prob bud my mrs is a lawyer and her old man has his on law firm, so pm if you need help buddy