Yes

But it has to be by application to the Court. The chances are that the title register at the Land Registry (assuming that it is registered land, which it almost certainly is) will say something like "No disposition by a sole proprietor of the registered estate (except a trust corporation) under which capital money arises is to be registered unless authorised by an order of the court". This means what it says.

Do I take it that you do not have any form of trust deed regulating your relationship with your fellow tenant?

Are there children or former partners involved? That's a whole different bag.

Posted By: Old Git on June 10th 2008 at 11:50:38

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FAO Old Git (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 11:39:59
- Yes (General Chat) - Old Git, Jun 10, 11:50:38
  - A former partner (n/m) (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 11:51:48
    - That's a bit of a swamp (General Chat) - Old Git, Jun 10, 11:58:16
      - Er... (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 12:00:08
        
        That's not possible (General Chat) - Old Git, Jun 10, 12:12:16
        
        Thanks - I had my tenancies the wrong way round (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 12:40:02
        
        Taking off my lawyer's hat and pretending for a moment to be a human being (General Chat) - Old Git, Jun 10, 12:43:29
        
        Tried that (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 12:56:46
- I think you and camcan should sit down and try and work it out. (n/m) (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Jun 10, 11:40:33
  - Chuckle (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, Jun 10, 11:47:53
  - No it's gone beyond that (n/m) (General Chat) - Mr Creosote, Jun 10, 11:43:33

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