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If it isn’t registered, it didn’t happen

That’s all there is.

The land registry in England and Wales is definitive for all transactions for the whole country since 19901998 (the exact date depends on which part of the countries).

If the joint tenancy was registered and the change wasn’t then it’s still a joint tenancy - X owned the land on Y’s passing.

If it isn’t registered, it didn’t happen

That’s all there is.

The land registry in England and Wales is definitive for all transactions for the whole country since 1990 (the exact date depends on which part of the countries).

If the joint tenancy was registered and the change wasn’t then it’s still a joint tenancy - X owned the land on Y’s passing.

If it isn’t registered, it didn’t happen

That’s all there is.

The land registry in England and Wales is definitive for all transactions for the whole country since 1998 (the exact date depends on which part of the countries).

If the joint tenancy was registered and the change wasn’t then it’s still a joint tenancy - X owned the land on Y’s passing.

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Dale M ♦
Dale M ♦
  • 226.5k
  • 17
  • 262
  • 519

If it isn’t registered, it didn’t happen

That’s all there is.

The land registry in England and Wales is definitive for all transactions for the whole country since 1990 (the exact date depends on which part of the countries).

If the joint tenancy was registered and the change wasn’t then it’s still a joint tenancy - X owned the land on Y’s passing.