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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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Drafting the Contract,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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Drafting a Conveyance of Unregistered Title,ur servant, not your master. You must know what sort of clauses your conveyance needs before you turn to the precedent for an appropriate form of words. You should not rely on the precedent to alert you to the necessity for the clause in the first place.

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Buying a Leasehold,nly to point out those parts of a conveyancing transaction which are peculiar to leaseholds, and which have not yet been mentioned. [Note that this chapter is dealing with the purchase of an . lease. The grant of a . lease will be dealt with in Chapter 16]

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Multiuser Detection for Wireless Networks,Conveyancing is bedevilled by the fact that the title to a legal estate may be either unregistered, or registered under the Land Registration Act 1925.

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Integrated Radio Resource Allocation,This chapter serves as a reminder of the principles which decide whether or not a purchaser of . land takes subject to a third party interest.