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The Grant of a Lease,erm itself comes into existence. The lease is usually prepared in duplicate, one part being executed by the landlord (the lease), the other part being executed by the tenant (the counterpart lease). The leasehold term comes into existence on the exchange of the two parts.

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Integrated Radio Resource Allocation,variably culled from the client rather than by looking at the property) and must know anything that has been agreed between his client and the purchaser, for example the fact that the sale includes curtains (see 1.3).

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Multiuser Detection for Wireless Networks,rmation which might affect the value or the enjoyment of the property, and make it unattractive to the purchaser is not within this duty of disclosure. He should seek out this information before contract. As the seller is not under a duty to disclose it, it is too late for a purchaser to discover it

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Integrated Radio Resource Allocation,e purchaser an abstract of the deeds. This amounted to a précis of their contents, prepared in a stylised form. Nowadays, the simplest method of letting a purchaser know the contents of deeds is by sending him photocopies of them. The photocopy deeds must be accompanied by an epitome i.e. a chronolo