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    How do I obtain a copy lease?

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    By Flat Living on January 1, 2015 About Your Lease

    If you need a copy lease and you have a mortgage on your property a copy can usually be obtained from your mortgage lender.

    Alternatively the Land Registry will hold a copy although an administration fee may be charged for providing a copy visit http://www.landregistry.gov.uk/.

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