Legal Charge
A Legal Charge is a method by which a lender protects the money they have loaned to an individual or company. Other Commercial Property areas we cover include:
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A common form of Legal Charge is a mortgage from a bank or building society.
It is a legal document signed by the borrower which is registered against a property at the Land Registry.
The Legal Charge sets the terms upon which the money has been borrowed and the rights and obligations of the parties.
It is important that you understand what those rights and obligations are.
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