Response to AN not supplying mtg deeds

I think that means if a MJO was in the process of being applied for (i.e. papers had been filed), and the case had not yet been before the Courts, in order to get a MJO they had to get it in between those dates. However, I hear that so many cases were b/f for this purpose, many were not heard so they are not enforcing the date deadline. Those of us who don't know and can't find out if the Lender ever got one, are in limbo. If we make contact to find out - wham they have us. Great eh. Bev - my Lender only had one valuation done, and refused to provide it. My solicitor (rightly or wrongly) at the time said it's a red herring and irrelevant how many they got. One seems to be enough to satisfy the Courts - despite what the guidelines were/are.

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