Buying Commercial Property · glossary
The buyer's solicitors' written report to their client on what it is buying. Each finding says what it means for the client and what the client must do. Good news goes in too. Chapter 8 · see Certificate of title
Explained in Chapter 8, The Report on Title and the Bank, of Buying Commercial Property.
Fellgate's directors must decide whether to pay £4,000,000 for Beckside Works. Most of the papers behind that decision were read by their solicitors, not by them. The report on title is the buyer's solicitors' written report to their client on what it is buying. It sets out each finding from the title, the searches, the survey, the seller's replies and the draft Contract.Read Chapter 8, The Report on Title and the Bank →
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