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Checking what you are entitled to?

  • 17-03-2012 2:54pm
    #1
    WexTK
    Closed Accounts Posts: 153 ✭✭


    Hi there lads and lasses Happy St Patricks Day:)

    Supposing you were gifted some farmland by your father who always claimed SFP entitlements on it, does that necessarily mean that those entitlements were gifted to you also in the same transfer? My father thinks not.

    Does anyone know if there's a place where you can check if entitlements have changed hands?


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  • #2
    Longford Leader
    Registered Users Posts: 262 ✭✭Longford Leader


    I think entitlements are a seperate transfer and wouldn't have been transfered with the land.

    If they are not transfered to you, they will go to whoever gets the balance of your fathers estate in the will if he dies.
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  • #3
    WexTK
    Closed Accounts Posts: 153 ✭✭WexTK


    Longford Leader wrote: »
    I think entitlements are a seperate transfer and wouldn't have been transfered with the land.

    Hoping that's the case, was just concerned that solicitors could just attach entitlements to deeds on land transfers without consultation with the transferor of the land i.e. my Dad.


  • #4
    O.A.P
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,379 ✭✭✭O.A.P


    You will find it tough to out wit a solicitor thats there job after all.
    I would have only one question on land transfer, they asked my parents to get another soilcitor to prove that they were sane. They are and it cost me 1000 or so for that letter. Why is this not the doctors job ?


  • #5
    jack77
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 115 ✭✭jack77


    seperate, i took over the herd number but seperate form for sfp


  • #6
    WexTK
    Closed Accounts Posts: 153 ✭✭WexTK


    jack77 wrote: »
    seperate, i took over the herd number but seperate form for sfp

    This separate form you talk about would be the SPSTE (transfer of entitlements) form...? I take it this form is the only document that controls the movement of entitlements regardsless of the nature of land transfers...?


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  • #7
    Milton09
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 451 ✭✭Milton09


    O.A.P wrote: »
    You will find it tough to out wit a solicitor thats there job after all.
    I would have only one question on land transfer, they asked my parents to get another soilcitor to prove that they were sane. They are and it cost me 1000 or so for that letter. Why is this not the doctors job ?

    This is standard practice, its to ensure that your parents receive independent legal advice as advice from your solicitor would represent a conflict of interest.

    Normally though, I think I'm correct in saying, that your parents would have been offered the option of signing a waiver stating that they were advised to seek seperate legal advise but choose not to, then the extra 1000 could be saved.


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