On 23rd October, 2008, a client hired the Phew! Conveyancing team for guiding him in purchasing a property located in Strathleven Road, London. The seller sold the property for £ 315000 to the client. The concerned local authority was London Borough of Lambeth.
The official copy entries were examined by the team and it was revealed that the property was freehold and the title was absolute which indicated the reliability of possession of the property . The Phew! conveyancing team also assured that the property to be sold was occupied only by the seller and his immediate family so that no hitches occur in future. Also the team noted that the concerned property was subjected to a conveyance which was dated, 20th December, 1897. The details were examined to keep the buyer in the safe zone.
The investigation of Local authorities brought to light the existence of Smoke Control Order. According to the order, smoke from the chimneys was prohibited. The Clean Air Act demands that smoke from other premises must also be prevented. On further enquiry, the team found out that the Strathleven Road is adopted and maintained by the local council, which is funded by the public. There were not any plans for the improvement of existing roads or in regard of any new roads.
The lawyer for the seller was Sea Law Solicitors and they managed the entire conveyancing procedures for the seller. The estate agent concerned was James Pendleton Estate Agents.
