Fire Risk Assessment

Debbie j c

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Fire Risk Assessment

01-12-2020, 16:20 PM

I am buying a leasehold flat. The managing agent is dragging their heels with regard to providing the fire risk assessment. Do I need this in order to exchange/complete? Many thanks
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Flashback1966

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01-12-2020, 17:41 PM

Some solicitors on behalf of the purchasers ask for his. They have to have one done for the communal area.
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Declaration of Trust vs Deed of Trust vs Deed of Assignment

by Madmax86
- Declaration of Trust
- Deed of Trust
- Deed of Assignment
The three are sometimes used interchangeably.

Can someone please explain the differences?

This article states a declaration of trust is the same as a deed of trust - "A Declaration of Trust (also referred...
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22-01-2021, 08:41 AM
Reply to Declaration of Trust vs Deed of Trust vs Deed of Assignment

by pilman

Based on your experience that would be appreciated, as long as this will not hi-jack the original thread.

A more effective Deed to achieve the same objective can be used, since this is for my own purposes.
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25-01-2021, 14:23 PM
Reply to Declaration of Trust vs Deed of Trust vs Deed of Assignment

by Lawcruncher

There does seem to be an assignment in there somewhere, but the drafting is somewhat confused. Would you like a detailed commentary?
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25-01-2021, 09:56 AM
Does anybody know about this?

by markhdj

Good morning, I wonder if somebody can help me on this case please:

I am in the process of purchasing a property under a possessory title with an indemnity insurance. My solicitor requested the seller´s soliton to upgrade the title to "absolute" as the seller has been living...
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23-01-2021, 09:33 AM
Reply to Does anybody know about this?

by Lawcruncher

This Land Registry guide sets out how to upgrade a title: https://www.gov.uk/government/public...class-of-title.

Section 62(1) of the Land Registration Act 2002 says: "Where the title to a freehold estate is entered in the register as possessory or qualified, the registrar may enter...
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24-01-2021, 17:14 PM
Reply to Does anybody know about this?

by markhdj

Very useful information; I really appreciate your time and help. Thank you so much!
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24-01-2021, 16:53 PM
No disposition - without written consent of Secretary of State

by colinb8

can anyone tell me why the SoS for DWP would need to provide written consent for disposition of a property? (per below)

(22.08.2018) RESTRICTION: No disposition of the registered estate by the proprietor of the registered estate or by the proprietor of any registered charge, not being...
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21-01-2021, 17:05 PM
Reply to No disposition - without written consent of Secretary of State

by pilman

A second charge has been placed on the property after an existing charge was already in place.

The name of the second Chargee implies that there was a claim regarding overpayment of social security made to the registered proprietor.

Until that amount is repaid the property...
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24-01-2021, 13:12 PM
Reply to Declaration of Trust vs Deed of Trust vs Deed of Assignment

by pilman

Would this Deed of Trust also be an assignment?

DEED OF TRUST

This Deed of Trust is made on the FIRST day of September 2020 between NAMES and ADDRESSES (‘the Donor’ which term, where two persons are named above, shall include both of them) of the first part and the Donor...
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24-01-2021, 13:03 PM

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