But as I noted above it doesn't seem to be the solicitor who has an issue - the solicitor is advising that it's the mortgage lender who has issues with such indemnities.
Of course the solicitor could be wrong and the lender may accept the indemnity - there is only one way to find out and the solicitor should go ahead if you tell them to.
But if the solicitor is correct and the lender rejects your application then it's a bit of a waste of time/money.
Of course the solicitor could be wrong and the lender may accept the indemnity - there is only one way to find out and the solicitor should go ahead if you tell them to.
But if the solicitor is correct and the lender rejects your application then it's a bit of a waste of time/money.
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