Mortgagee Consent Document in lodging Transmission Application

[dawnm]

Dear Pexa Community

I am in the process of lodging a Transmission Application (to Executor) in NSW via a Dealing with Exception (as there is a mortgagee on Title).  The Mortgagee bank has provided me with a Consent Letter (in the bank's letterhead) and the letter is signed by the Senior Private Banker.

My question is:  Is this Consent document sufficient for purposes of lodging and registering the Transmission Application?

Or does the Consent document need to be signed by the Bank's authorised  Director or Attorney (by a Power of Attorney).

Thanks for your help.

Dawn

[verahanna · Accepted solution]

Hi @dawnm 

Thank you for your question.

The Office of the Registrar General has given some guidance which can be found here - https://www.registrargeneral.nsw.gov.au/property-and-conveyancing/forms-and-guidelines/written-conse...

Written Consent is not required for a Transmission Application according to the above.

Kind regards

Vera Hanna

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