Common use of PROOF OF TITLE Clause in Contracts

PROOF OF TITLE. 4.1.1 Without cost to the buyer, the seller is to provide the buyer with proof of the title to the property and of his ability to transfer it, or to procure its transfer. 4.1.2 Where the property has a registered title the proof is to include official copies of the items referred to in rules 134(1)(a) and (b) and 135(1)(a) of the Land Registration Rules 2003, so far as they are not to be discharged or overridden at or before completion. 4.1.3 Where the property has an unregistered title, the proof is to include: (a) an abstract of title or an epitome of title with photocopies of the documents, and (b) production of every document or an abstract, epitome or copy of it with an original marking by a conveyancer either against the original or an examined abstract or an examined copy.

PROOF OF TITLE. 4.1.1 Without cost to the buyer, the seller is to provide the buyer with proof of the title to the property and of his ability to transfer it, or to procure its transfer. 4.1.2 Where the property has a registered title the proof is to include official copies of the items referred to in rules 134(1)(a) and (b) and 135(1)(a) of the Land Registration Rules 2003, so far as they are not to be discharged or overridden at or before completion. 4.1.3 Where the property has an unregistered title, the proof is to include: (a) a. an abstract of title or an epitome of title with photocopies of the documents, and (b) b. production of every document or an abstract, epitome or copy of it with an original marking by a conveyancer either against the original or an examined abstract or an examined copy.