My conveyancer is chasing this up and I'll have more info next week, although just after some opinions.
I purchased at auction a house which was repossessed.
The title search had nothing out of the ordinary on it.
Come today, D day for settlement and my conveyancer and lender both do not proceed with the settlement due to a caveat on the property by some finance company.
Normally with mortagee sales, is it up to the mortagee's solicitor to ensure that any caveats such as a finance one is withdrawn / lapsed?
I purchased at auction a house which was repossessed.
The title search had nothing out of the ordinary on it.
Come today, D day for settlement and my conveyancer and lender both do not proceed with the settlement due to a caveat on the property by some finance company.
Normally with mortagee sales, is it up to the mortagee's solicitor to ensure that any caveats such as a finance one is withdrawn / lapsed?