Property Flashcards
What are the exceptions to a buyer taking property free of interests
1) registered charges
2) interest registered as a notice
3) overriding interests
What are etridge principle
If joint buyers and house as security - talk to wife alone and explain:
1) consequence
2) seriousness
3) choice
4) express instruction to proceed
Stages of a conveyance transaction?
1) pre contract
- seller send contract package
- buyer does searches
2) pre completion
- buyer prepares TR1 land transfer deed
- searches
3) post completion
- buyer sol reg mortgage and pys SDLT
- seller sol relieves mortgage
What to do if unsure whether planning permission is legal?
Obtain a certificate of lawfulness
What is the phrase for an easement
“Excepting and reserving”
Requirements for root of title for unregistered land
At least 15 years old, recognisable description of land, unbroken chain of ownership
-conveyance usually
Requirements of a deed
1) on the face a deed
2) in writing
3) signed in presence of witness who attests
4) delivered as a deed
What is phrase for tenants in common?
No disposition by sole proprietor
How quickly must SDLT be paid?
14 days after purchase
What propertys are exempt with the option to tax?
Old commercial (3+ years)
What does lender require before it will release mortgage?
- Certificate of title
- Solvency search
- Clear OSIR in lender name
- Executed but not complete mortgage deed
How to remove a charge over property?
Apply to land registry with CN1 form and evidence
Creditor then has 15 days to respond or it is automatically removed
Remedies for non payment of rent in lease?
1) debt action
2) surrender
3) forfeiture
4) AGA
IF COMPANY +
5) commercial rent arrears recovery
6) wind up commercial Tenancy
Remedies for other breaches of covenant?
1) damages
2) self help (Jarvis v Harris)
3) specific performance
4) surrender
5) AGA
6) forfeiture
S24(2) Landlords and Tenants Act 1954
What is surrender?
Tenant agrees to forfeit lease - unlikely get money back but depends on what agree
What is requirements for forfeiture?
Serve T a s147 notice
(If for other breach, not non payment, and is 7 yr lease with 3 yrs to go, must include that they can serve counter notice to refute)
Then court
Then either peaceful reentry or court order
What is commercial rent arrears recovery?
- T may enter and sell goods
- Rent must be outstanding for 7 days, given 7 clear days notice
- Enforcement agent enter and seize goods
Must leave £1350 necessary for them to do business
What section of landlords and tenants act landlord cant unreasonably without consent
S18(1a) Landlords and Tenants Act 1927
What section to give forfeit notice?
S146 notice
Under AGA what must be served on former T?
S17 Landlord and Tenant Act 1995 notice - 6 months from first missed payment limitation