Transfer for sale by administrator

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Precedents

Transfer for sale by administrator

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Precedents
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Precedent Transfer

An adaptable Word version of the precedent form TR1 can be downloaded, saved or printed from the link on this page.

Drafting notes to precedent transfer

General

The references to 'Panels' in these drafting notes are to the panels in hm land registry form TR1. The TR1 is the form of transfer of the whole of freehold or leasehold land prescribed by the Land Registration Rules 2003. Form TR1 may also be used for transfers of the whole of unregistered land if the disposition will attract compulsory registration or if the transferee is certain that a voluntary application for registration will be made.

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The insolvency practitioner, and officer of the court, who is charged with managing the affairs, business and property of a company in administration.

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