What are the ways of removing an equitable charge, if the person who put it on cannot be located?



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Depending on the jurisdiction, a bar-claim or quiet title action could be served on the charge-maker by publication. Much depends on the nature of the charge; an easement to access property that no longer exists, for example, can be cancelled by court order.


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