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Access Case Study 1

Access to a development of a single high end property was to be via 2 garages which were to be demolished as part of a development plan. The Objector purchased the beneficial interest of the garage forecourt and raised a group claim against the Insured developer for increased use and lack of access.

Boundary Issue Case Study 1

The rear boundary of the property was clearly marked by a fence. The seller of the property stated that the boundary fence had been in its current position for many years, but in 1999 their neighbours had asserted that a triangular piece of land within the rear boundary was theirs although matters had not been taken any further and so the policy was obtained from First Title to cover any subsequent issues.

Building Regulations Case Study 1

The local search revealed a planning consent for an extension and the purchasing solicitors had therefore requested the accompanying building regulation sign off. The seller advised that the extension in question had never been built and that the structure of the Property was original and instead of an extension they had simply undertaken renovations (which did not require planning consent).

Covenants Case Study 1

First Title issued Company X a title insurance policy as it planned to breach covenants imposed in the 1930's by building apartments and not houses on its land.

Local Authority Search Case Study 1

First Title provide a Policy for “No Search” whereby a full Local Authority search was not obtained on purchase of the property and the Policy was obtained in its place.