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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM667310 · Enforcement action: county court proceedings: charging orders

  • DMBM667320 · Charging orders - introduction
  • DMBM667330 · When to consider applying for a charging order
  • DMBM667340 · Establishing title to a property
  • DMBM667350 · Applying for a charging order on land or property
  • DMBM667355 · Applying for a charging order on financial products (securities)
  • DMBM667360 · Interim charging orders
  • DMBM667370 · Hearing for the final charging order
  • DMBM667375 · Final charging order made
  • DMBM667380 · Enquiries and payments made after the final charging order
  • DMBM667390 · Time limits for charging orders
  • DMBM667400 · Enforcement once a charging order has been made
  • DMBM667410 · Removing charging orders
  • DMBM667420 · Retention of records
  1. Enforcement action: county court proceedings: charging orders: contents
  2. Enforcement action: county court proceedings: charging orders: time limits for charging orders

DMBM667390 | Enforcement action: county court proceedings: charging orders: time limits for charging orders

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Registered properties

A charge or notice on registered property remains indefinitely.

Unregistered properties

Where a charging order is placed on an unregistered property, it must be re-registered every five years.

The re-registration process

Six months before re-registration is required, you must

  • email Recovery, Team (Sols)

  • quoting the Solicitor’s Office reference,

  • asking for re-registration and confirming the balance due.

Post re-registration

After re-registration Solicitor’s Office will e-mail you confirming

  • the renewal has taken place and

  • the next date upon which re-registration is necessary.

You should then B/F the case to a date 6 months before re-registration is required.

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