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When buying a property you must ensure:

• that the person selling actually owns the property ( they have title to the property)
• there are not restrictions or obligation attached to the land which might affect your enjoyment or plans

The title to a property can be affected in many ways. Boundaries and rights of way are very common issues which our specialists at Hart Brown will check and explain to you. If there are any uncertainties it is better to resolve them before you buy the property.

To speak to someone who can help with a property title issue call, email or request a call back from one of our specialist lawyers.