e-ROT · Report on Title scenarios
Situations that come up in a conveyancing transaction
Each page starts from a real Report on Title paragraph and answers one question in ordinary language — what the situation is, what it means for a purchase, and what the professional wording says about it.
- Japanese knotweed6 scenarios
- Ground rent5 scenarios
- Short lease5 scenarios
- Building regulations5 scenarios
- Service charges5 scenarios
- Planning permission5 scenarios
- Flood risk6 scenarios
- Cladding and building safety5 scenarios
- Contaminated land4 scenarios
- Estate rentcharge4 scenarios
- Defective lease5 scenarios
- Restrictive covenants4 scenarios
- Management company4 scenarios
- No right of access4 scenarios
- Covenant breach3 scenarios
- Septic tanks and private drainage4 scenarios
- Boundary problems4 scenarios
- Missing title deeds3 scenarios
Already bought, and something has come to light since?
These pages are written for someone still deciding. If the problem appeared after you completed, the question is a different one — what was known during the purchase, and what should have been reported to you.
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