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Third-Party Legal Charges
Advice where your property is being used as security for borrowing by another individual or company.
A third-party legal charge puts your property behind someone else's borrowing.
We explain what that means in practice, including what could happen to the property if the borrowing isn't repaid.
When you might need this
- Your property is security for a company loan
- You're not the borrower but you own the security
- The lender wants separate advice before completion
Documents we usually need
- The legal charge
- Facility or loan agreement
- Lender instructions and certificate
- Title information, if you have it
Don't have everything? Send what you've got and we'll tell you if anything else is needed.
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