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How can I find out what a property sold for in 1993?

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How can I find out what a property sold for in 1993?
Submitted: 3 years ago.
Category: Property Law
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Expert:  Ash replied 3 years ago.
Alex Watts : Hello my name is ***** ***** I will try and help you with this.
Alex Watts : Is it still owned by the same people as it was sold to in 1993?
JACUSTOMER-j21x4t4p- :

no, I sold the property to my mother in law in 1980 and she sold it in 1993/94 and we need to know the sale price for her, can I give you the address

JACUSTOMER-j21x4t4p- :

do you need the address ? and is it possible for you to look up on land register

JACUSTOMER-j21x4t4p- :

no I think it has been sold about three times since then when looking on Zoopla which goes back to 1995

JACUSTOMER-j21x4t4p- :

an answer is required urgently please

Alex Watts : Yes I am just on the train
Alex Watts : I can't look it up for you. However if you write to the land registry they should be able to give you the details
Alex Watts : What town is it in and I can find the office that would deal with this?
Alex Watts : This is a question and answer site, I can tell you what to do but can't conduct searches for you sadly
JACUSTOMER-j21x4t4p- :

thats ok I will require a refund .

Alex Watts : Sure. May I ask you to contact customer services?
Alex Watts : Sadly we just answer questions etc rather than do actual conveyancing work
Alex Watts : Good luck with this
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