Complying with a restriction is an essential part of many conveyancing transactions; being unable to do so could thwart a registration. HMLR has updated PG 19 (notices and restrictions) slightly and it is a timely reminder that the wording of a restriction should be changed to allow it to continue to work as intended when …
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