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Something does not sound right here, suggest you contact a lawyer asap

Do you hold the title deeds in your name ?

Maybe contact your solicitor

It won't be the first time a property has been sold twice...do you hold title deeds, if not why not or was it bought without deeds on a contract of assignment. Maybe it was encumbered with an unpaid mortgage by someone else聽 or聽 unpaid developer loan.. and it's now being foreclosed upon..interesting that you have not had any previous communications. Whose auction, what Checks did they do , is it bank, a holdings company聽 or private auction.聽 Is it a scam. Have you spoken to the sender of the letter .

Maybe another case of Land Registry failings as has been highlighted in re cent news articles

Go get a lawyer sharpish. Get onto your lawyer who handled your purchase...

Do it now .. don't procrastinate

Without Title Deeds, does a 'contract of assignment' guarantee Title Deeds being transferred?

You can check the Land Registry yourself about ownership.

Google recent auctions in your area, you may get some info. to take to your lawyer.

And get an independent lawyer today!

solicitors already on the job but can鈥檛 help ponder and get some opinion's at the minute.

We have many theory鈥檚 at the moment but real evidence just yet.

we have correspondence from the builder many years ago saying title deeds where on the way after completion鈥�. I don鈥檛 think they ever arrived.

still in contact with the builder who manages the block but it all seems shady.

this below from @toon is something we are afraid of and sounds plausible

鈥� Maybe it was encumbered with an unpaid mortgage by someone else聽 or聽 unpaid developer loan.. and it's now being foreclosed upon鈥�

@danny3434

So you don't have any title deeds.. never issued...or maybe there is you just havent received them...or collected them. So you must.have a purchase agreement and pink sales and vat聽 receipt....

Maybe a call to the land registry to do a land and surveys search on the property

.it's cheap and easy to do.

Q.... Who instigated the property going to auction?

@Neptune3

I am not at all sure a contract of assignment guarantees anything never mind title deeds being transferred. As a recent article highlighted that the land registry take no responsibility of informing anyone that the property you are buying or have bought is not being sold or has not been sold to someone else...although how that works I really don't know as I would have thought a contract of assignment is registered at the Land Registry .... Whatever actually happens doesn't fill me with. great deal of confidence

A GOOD DILIGENT LAWYER IS ESSENTIAL

The issue is finding a good lawyer 馃槵

It's not an issue ....it's a mission should you choose to accept it... This message will self distruct. ..

lol :-)

@phildraper

It's not a laughing matter.

@SimCityAT

Phil is not laughing at the OP issue. He's laughing at my rather flippant post regarding a mission to find a diligent lawyer and the reference to 60s "mission impossible" ..