Our Consultancy services—overview contains general information on consultancy services. Our Practice Note on confidentiality includes the following: • Practical steps to protect or obtain access to confidential information • Managing a breach of confidentiality or information security • Confidential information, privacy and injunctions In

We do not have Precedent on the specific point raised in this Q&A. However, we refer you to the following which you may be able to adapt for your purposes: • Transfer of part of registered freehold land being a dwelling house comprising part of a building with changed use, with garages and/or other land, not comprised in a building scheme, management

The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 (RH(W)A 2016) substantially reformed the way residential properties in both the public and the private sector are let in Wales. It replaces nearly all previous forms of tenancies and licences with an ‘occupation contract’. We do not have a precedent agreement specifically for the sale of land in Wales which is subject to one or more occupation contracts. For residential properties, the form of sale and purchase agreement most commonly used in England and Wales is the Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition) (SCS). Condition 3 of the SCS makes provision for properties which are being sold subject to a lease or leases. ‘Lease’ is defined in the SCS as ‘including a sub-lease, tenancy and agreement for a lease of sub-lease’. Similarly, the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Third Edition—2018 Revision) (SCPC) make provision (in Condition 5) for the

As a starting point, you may be able to adapt Precedent: Property development agreement within Lexis+® UK. We also refer you to the following Precedents,

Our Lexis+® UK Property Precedent: Lease of whole building deals with insured and uninsured risks, and damage to the property,

We do not have a precedent clause for a Farm Business Tenancy entitling the tenant to harvest a crop after termination

There is no reason as a matter of law why the same person should not be the tenant of one of the flats in the building, the landlord of all the flats in the buildings and the owner of any common parts not comprised in any of the leases. Nor is there any reason in law why all the tenants should not jointly be the freeholders. The purpose of transferring the reversion and any common parts to one or more of the tenants is generally to facilitate the running of the building

We refer you to Precedent: 129 Clause in will—clause causing entitlement under a will to be forfeited in event of dispute as to validity

We refer you to the following clauses available through the Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents on Lexis®Library, which you may be able to adapt for your purposes: • 70.38 Operative clause for an agreement for sale of a business • 70.39 Operative clause for an agreement

Yes, the precedent declaration of trust entitled 'Declaration of Trust by spouses (or civil partners) as to beneficial entitlement to income-producing assets; assets jointly owned' would be suitable for this purpose. As the title suggests, this declaration of trust precedent is intended for use by joint owners who are married or in a civil partnership. Please note that, if the joint owners are not married or in a civil partnership, there might be capital gains tax due on the change

Our Lexis®Library content (Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents) contains a precedent deed of adherence and

If the club is non-charitable but takes the form of a trust, there may be problems relating to validity of the trust. See Practice Note: How unincorporated associations hold property. However,