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Lottie Posted - 21 May 2009 : 18:49:37
Hi all

HUbby went BR Dec 08 and today I have just been offered the BI for £1 plus fees. I have a query though, on the letter it says "There are some other points to consider. The proposed purchaser will need to employ his/her own soliciotr or licensed conveyancer to act for him/her in the transaction. My soliciotrs cannot act for the proposed purchaser"

Does this mean I will have to pay out additional legal fees?
Thanks
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chester2005 Posted - 21 May 2009 : 19:00:26
i don't think you have to have your own solicitor but you can if you want, i think they just have to advise you that they are acting for the OR not you.
it is not normal to require your own solicitor in case like this

Dave

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