Report on title - enquiries Flashcards

1
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What does CPSE 1 cover?

A

Standard replies to enquireis in a commercial setting - Boundaries, rights, access, condition, contents, utilities, planning, occupiers, disputes, VAT

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2
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What is CPSE 2 related to?

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Properties subject to commercial tenancies

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3
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What is CPSE 3 used for?

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On the grant of a new commercial lease

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4
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What does the Property Information Form (TA6) address?

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Residential properties - neighbour disputes, occupiers, utility providers, boundaries, alterations, meters

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5
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What is covered in the Fittings and Contents Form (TA10)?

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Items included or not in the sale

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What type of property does the Leasehold Information Form (TA7) pertain to?

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Long leasehold properties

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What is the TA8?

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The New Home Information Form

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8
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What is required of the seller regarding the replies to enquiries?

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Seller must be co-operative and truthful - they cannot deliberately mislead the buyer by concealing physical defects or answering enquiries dishonestly

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9
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What does the phrase ‘not as far as the seller is aware’ imply?

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Seller has made reasonable investigations

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10
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If a seller does not know certain information, who decides if the buyer takes the risk?

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The buyer

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11
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What are the remedies if the enquiries are incorrect?

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  • Most contracts include standard conditions which limit buyer’s ability to rescind contract to where it arises from fraud or recklessness
  • Damages only where there is a material differences between actual and represented value of the property
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12
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In commercial transactions, what can the buyer’s solicitor ask if they want to raise additional enquiries?

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Whatever they like, but irrelevant enquiries can be declined

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In residential transactions, what can the buyer’s solicitor ask if they want to raise additional enquiries?

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They can only ask for clarifications of provided documents, title, use, nature, or location of the property

If following the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol

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14
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What is the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol not appropriate for?

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New homes

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15
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Who must adopt the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol?

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Solicitors who are members of the Conveyancing Quality Scheme

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16
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What should the buyer’s solicitor focus on when making enquiries according to the Law Soc Conveyancing Protocol?

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Essential enquiries to act in the client’s best interests

17
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What must the seller’s solicitor do if replies to enquiries were completed more than two months earlier under the Law Soc Conveyancing Protocol?

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Confirm and update the replies