Common use of RIGHT TO LET Clause in Contracts

RIGHT TO LET. The Landlord agrees that they have unrestricted right and title to let the Property and the contents. The Landlord has produced a copy of the authority to let such as copy titles for the Property or power of attorney authorising them to act. Failure to do so may result in delays in marketing the Property. If 1-2-Let require to obtain such confirmation, before the Property is let, a further fee of £40 plus VAT (£48 including VAT) but excluding any outlays may be payable to 1-2-Let to obtain the required documents.

RIGHT TO LET. The Landlord agrees that they have unrestricted right and title to let the Property and the contents. The Landlord has produced a copy of the authority to let such as copy titles for the Property or power of attorney authorising them to act. Failure to do so may result in delays in marketing the Property. If 1-2-Let Fineholm require to obtain such confirmation, before the Property is let, a further fee of £40 plus VAT (£48 including VAT) but excluding any outlays may be payable to 1-2-Let Fineholm to obtain the required documents.