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Deducing and Investigating a Freehold Registered Title,ndard condition 3 applies, mentioned in the agreement or of which the seller was ignorant). At some stage the seller must prove that he does indeed have that title. He must ‘deduce’ his title, i.e. give evidence of it. Traditionally title was deduced after contract. If the seller’s solicitor is foll

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Personal Representative: The Passing of a Legal Estate on Death,n Albert dies, Blackacre will be owned by his personal representative. His personal representative may be his executor, i.e. the person appointed by Albert in his will to manage his affairs. If Albert has not appointed an executor, his personal representative will be the person, probably a member of

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Sales of Commercial Properties,far holds true for the sales of freehold shops, offices and other commercial properties. The purpose of this chapter is to explain some differences, and to highlight points peculiar to commercial conveyancing. This chapter is written mainly for students who are studying on a Legal Practice Course at

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Buying a Leasehold,es only 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 17.

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,Welfare Properties of “Jungle” Exchange,urchase of a house. She has applied for a mortgage loan from a building society, and you find that the society is prepared to instruct you to act for it in the creation of the mortgage. You have, therefore, two clients (see section 2.18 on conflict of interest).