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Leaseholder Deed of Certificate

I no longer own this property but I did on 14 February 2022. What should I do?

You need to supply the LDoC to the current owner of the property and notify us that you have done so. This will allow the current owner to evidence the ownership history and confirm the sale or transfer of the property.

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