The only way you are going to "get around" repayment on this one is to sell the property to a third party for value. Since the LRA 2002 came into force in October 2003, Charging Orders on "Beneficial Interest" can only be protected by a Form K Restriction as they are no longer allowed to attach to the legal estate. To comply with the Restriction, all that is required is that the new purchaser of the property (or their conveyancer) provides a "Certificate" to the Land Registry that they have notified the Restriction holder that the property has been sold. As there is no time limit attached to the Restriction, it is therefore possible to have sold the property before notifying the Restriction holder. Once the Land Registry has been notified by the new purchaser it is obliged the register the change of ownership and the Restriction has to be cancelled as it has become "over reached". What happens, thereafter, to the sale proceeds is not a matter for the Land Registry. There will be difficulty in doing this, though, as conveyancers are still treating these Restrictions as though the were a CO attached like a an "equitable charge"which they are not. But anyone with he full facts of the above can easily achieve this with the "right" help. That is as the Law now stands.