Hi all i need some advice please with regards to the following, my sister and i inherited my late father's house which we are currently living in. We have not as of yet updated the land registry details but i've just been told by a family friend that if we wanted to sell the house this would not be possible because i have an outstanding credit card debt which can be found here when i was using a another forum user name.

So can a house be sold if you have a credit card that has not been paid since 2010 because my sister and i are now under the impression that unless i clear my debt we cannot sell the house, and that land registry details are open to the public domain and perhaps the people who i owe money to would see that im trying to sell a house.

https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/debt-bailiffs-starting-again/unenforceable-credit-agreements/1168-halifax-bos-debt-me

updated link on https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/debt-bailiffs-starting-again/unenforceable-credit-agreements/1549081-previous-forum-user-under-new-id-forum-name-need-urgent-help

Jules71;n1550322Hi all i need some advice please with regards to the following, my sister and i inherited my late father's house which we are currently living in. We have not as of yet updated the land registry details but i've just been told by a family friend that if we wanted to sell the house this would not be possible because i have an outstanding credit card debt which can be found here when i was using a another forum user name.

So can a house be sold if you have a credit card that has not been paid since 2010 because my sister and i are now under the impression that unless i clear my debt we cannot sell the house, and that land registry details are open to the public domain and perhaps the people who i owe money to would see that im trying to sell a house.

https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...ax-bos-debt-me

updated link on https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...ed-urgent-help

Well seems well the Credit Card debt is well and truly Statute Barred.
There is NO CCJ against you for this Debt is there?

Your late Father's Property presumably didn't have a charged registered against it in His name at the and Registry Office?
I can't see how this Debt can stop you selling the House!
Without a CCJ they would have no right of claim against your Share of the Sale proceeds!
Friendly opinion and impressions are no substitute for actual legal advice|!

The property sale would require a Solicitor in any event wouldn't it and I would strongly suggest talking to [USER="7514"]Colin G Quinn[/USER] the first consultation is Free!

Hi Roger there is no CCJ against me never has been.

Like Roger, I can't see how your credit card debt can prevent selling the house. It's more a case that you're worried that the sale could bring creditors after you. Your previous thread from January petered out. What transpired with Resolvecall and Intrum?

Jules71;n1550327Hi Roger there is no CCJ against me never has been.

With Statute Bar I personally take a pessimistic view. Have never sent the Statute Bar letter if they want to waste money on stamps so be it!
But as you are anyway talking of selling a property I strongly suggest talking to [USER="7514"]Colin G Quinn[/USER] the first Consultation is Free

I can assure you that having a credit card debt, even having a ccj can not stop you selling a house (This is from personal experience).

It looks as if your debts are indeed time barred under the limitations act 1980.

Not sure why you haven’t sorted the land registry , I assume you went through Probate.

If your creditors are not bothering you do not poke the hornets nest

By the way/ you may get a letter from Intrum threatening a visit. I know I have and NW has but no one has turned up. Just ignore it

Dottir;n1550330I can assure you that having a credit card debt, even having a ccj can not stop you selling a house (This is from personal experience).

It looks as if your debts are indeed time barred under the limitations act 1980.

Not sure why you haven’t sorted the land registry , I assume you went through Probate.

If your creditors are not bothering you do not poke the hornets nest

The probate was completed but the land registry is in the process.

Dottir;n1550331By the way/ you may get a letter from Intrum threatening a visit. I know I have and NW has but no one has turned up. Just ignore it

They have threatened a visit but no one has ever turned up

Dottir;n1550330I can assure you that having a credit card debt, even having a ccj can not stop you selling a house (This is from personal experience).

It looks as if your debts are indeed time barred under the limitations act 1980.

Not sure why you haven’t sorted the land registry , I assume you went through Probate.

If your creditors are not bothering you do not poke the hornets nest

If the house is in your sole name and there is a charging order based on a CCJ on the Property you are selling then yes that would have to be paid before the property could be sold as the charge holders consent is required

If the house is in joint names then, depending on the wording of the restriction, your conveyancer only has to give notice of the sale. No written consent from the charge holder is required.

If there's no CCJ on your credit card debt, you can sell the house just update the land registry and check with a solicitor.

Lifeline55;n1550386If there's no CCJ on your credit card debt, you can sell the house just update the land registry and check with a solicitor.

Well @lieline55
A solicitors advice is given here
???????
https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/debt-bailiffs-starting-again/general-debt-matters/1550322-potentially-selling-a-house-and-a-unresolved-land-registry-issue-unpaid-credit-card-debt?p=1550340#post1550340

Roger;n1550410

Well @lieline55
A solicitors advice is given here
???????
https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/debt-bailiffs-starting-again/general-debt-matters/1550322-potentially-selling-a-house-and-a-unresolved-land-registry-issue-unpaid-credit-card-debt?p=1550340#post1550340

I suggested a solicitor to ensure everything's double checked for peace of mind always good to be thorough.