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mugged


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Message Posted:
25/05/2011 10:29

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Can anyone advise on the transfer of title into a Law Firms Trust Fund until PTP is granted including the Tax liabilities? .



Zoots


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25/05/2011 11:12

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I think the previous debate on this subject concluded the law firms could end up doing what they liked with the property.



mugged


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25/05/2011 15:22

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can elko2 advise thanks?



elko2



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25/05/2011 15:38

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Msg. 3

Simply I do not trust the Trust companies. Full Stop.

ismet



walkerscott


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25/05/2011 16:11

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http://no-deeds-no-money.moonfruit.com/#/trusts/4547650393



mugged


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25/05/2011 17:33

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Thanks walkerscott, elko2 ,

I'm going to give it a go as the builder has many court cases on the horizon and I'm trying to protect my investment before he goes bust ,

if I had my PTP I would steer well clear .



suehowlittle


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26/05/2011 06:13

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Can someone please tell me how you can transfer something into a trust fund which you do not, actually own until you have the Kocan.



I am not skitting here, I am genuinely interested, I would consider the same route for similar reasons, just very doubtful that you could actually do it with something which still belongs to the builder in law.



Elko?



mugged


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26/05/2011 10:39

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Suehowlittle ,The point is the Kocan is available for transfer to my name , PTP is the problem, I will give an update if all goes well .

Is there a member already using this option ? .



madethemove


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26/05/2011 13:51

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You could get a memorandum and lift it when you get ptp, at least you protect your investment stopping mortgages etc.



mugged


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26/05/2011 14:00

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madethemove , I have thought about this , do you need to win judgement in court to get a memorandum ?



skurry


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26/05/2011 15:57

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IS IT POSSIBLE TO PUT A "CHARGE" ON THE PROPERTY SAY THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU CAN PROVE YOU HAVE SPENT OR COST YOU TO STOP ANY OR FURTHER CHARGES A BANK OR BUILDER MIGHT PUT ON IT.

I AM ONLY PUTTING THIS FORWARD AS A GUESS ? BUT COULD IT WORK ??????????



mugged


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26/05/2011 17:04

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just been advised of fees to transfer 5% vat of contract price

6% transfer fee

£1000 legal fees

if / when PTP ( back to me ) 5% vat of contract price ( again )

3% transfer fee ( 50% again )

£400 legal fees



somthing must be wrong , not charging me stamp duty again ?

I'll just have to wait for the builder / developer / lawyer to ask for ( guess who ? ) CGT @ 6.25%

Now you know how I got my user name , (MUG) was not acepted .



gillken


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Message Posted:
26/05/2011 20:20

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Do not trust anyone.



No1Doyen


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26/05/2011 20:37

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Be careful who you put your trust in. As Ismet said these trusts are not to be trusted. Trust no one. Trust me.



mugged


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26/05/2011 22:16

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ok I give in , who wants a cheap villa , Kocan is ready , any TC want it ? .



elko2



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26/05/2011 22:36

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ok folkes, you can all trust me. Just let me have your properties and when the time comes I will invent 1001 reasons to keep it to myslef



It is my contention that "Registration" of your Sale Agreement is the best protection. I know all the troubles with the memorandums but I would like the memorandums to be challenged in court by an able advocate and not one of those "copy & paste" types.



Just FYI, a "memorandum" is put on the property after a judgement is obtained. An "injunction" is put on a property by a plaintiff usually at the start of a case if the court sees fit. Order of memorandums dedetmines priority. Not clear if same applies to a mixture of memorandums and injunctions. Those at the end of the queue should consider bankrupcy but will find it impossible to find an advocate or judge to handle it This method shares out assets at equal percentages.

ismet



No1Doyen


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26/05/2011 22:38

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The only person you can trust here is Ismet.



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