benificial intrest

[jossa]

having looked on the official bankruptcy site my mother bought the benificial intrest in the property owned by her and my father, this was done through her solicitor for 200 pounds. It was legal the caution now attatched to the house suggests they have lost the record of this, this is not the first piece of recorded evidence about the property that has gone missing, we had to track down a company that had a second charge  that was settled 12 years ago the land registry had lost the certificate so we had to get another. if this is the case with the benificial intrest and it has been lost where appart from the reciever, my father(who has lost his copy) the solicitor(who may have shredded his due to the time lapsed) and the land registry would hold this information? And how can we prove that this was done at the time?

[Didwot]

Did she pay the �200 by cheque. It would be evidence of what happened. Even if they have destroyed their file your mother's solicitors should still have their accounts records which will show what happened. The Official Reciever may have used solicitors who may still have their records. It may be that the solicitor acting for your mother forgot to deal with the caution. Why not write to the land Registry and ask for the caution to be "Warned Off'. They will write to the Official Receiver to alow him to object, and he might not do so.