The Inhibition is a notice recorded at the Registers of Scotland to ensure the Trustee is notified if you attempted to purchase/sell a property or raise additional secured lending on a property which you own.

In terms of checking when the Trustee is discharged. They will send a copy of correspondence to you confirming this but you there is also an entry on the Register of Insolvencies which will be completed with their date of discharge when it goes through.

Thanks for confirming that. DO you think that would cause any issues as I am currently saving up for a deposit to hopefully get a mortgage at the end of this year?

I have checked the Register of Insolvencies and cant seem to find anything. I was officially discharged 29/9/15. How long does this take for the Trustee to discharge themselves?

Thanks again

Hi Jewels174.

I doubt it will make any difference whether your trustee is discharged. The important date and event is your discharge.

Firms seem to vary quite widely in terms of how long it takes for the trustee to seek their own discharge. The amount of time also depends on external parties, for example banks taking an age to deal with PPI claims.

Brilliant thanks for that. Was hoping this wouldn't hinder me as I am looking to apply for a mortgage and there has been a lot of encouragement on the forums that there is life after a Trust Deed. Thanks again for all your help on this.