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lynnep | 11:07 Sat 24th Feb 2007 | Civil
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my ex has not applied for his chargeback on the property. I have the house now in my sole name as the Judge signed it over because my ex refused to sign the house into my name, but the Judge added that my ex has not applied for his chargeback. Is it now too late for him to get anything out of the sale, or does the Court Order still stand?
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What is a chargeback? Were there any conditions imposed in the Order? Has your ex placed any restrictions or notices against the property? If the transfer of the house to you was free of any of the above then he should not have a claim. I dont understand your use of the term chargeback?
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