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1. Restrictions
A transfer or an assent would be caught by the restriction.
There is no address for service or company registration number for Windermere
Business Court Limited, so it may be very difficult to obtain compliance with
this restriction.
2. Forms and deeds
The address of the property has been entered in DRS as the
address for service. This matches panel 2 of the TR1 as 2 Town Avenue,
Brighton. Panel 6 of the TR1 has the address for service as 5 High Street,
Brighton, so there is conflicting information. We always take the address for
service from what has been entered in DRS, which we view as an AP1 form, so
please check to ensure the information matches across the application forms and
deeds.
3. Name variations
Helen Smith is shown as a registered proprietor in the
register, but her name does not appear anywhere in the application, so we would
raise a requisition. You could avoid this by accounting for her absence, for
example by lodging a death certificate. We would also need evidence that Peter
Smith is acting as executor for William Smith, for example a grant of probate
or letters of administration.
4. Execution
The execution clause would generate a requisition as there
are two signatories but only one witness attestation. It is not clear that the
witness attested both signatories to the deed. We would also require the full
name of the witness in case we need to contact them in future.
You can use one of the options below to avoid a requisition:
“Signed as a deed by A and B both in the presence of”
“Signed as a deed by A and B both signatures applied in the presence of”
5. Evidence of identity
1 and 2 are true, but 3 is false. Donor and attorney must be in separate boxes.
