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Commonhold PDF Print E-mail
Written by Real-estate.co.uk   
Tuesday, 01 February 2005

This is a new form of ownership. The flats are leasehold by their owners and the common parts (stairways, gardens, hallways) are owned and managed collectively by the owners.

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the offer is subject to survey and contract. The sale is legally binding only after the exchange of contracts

In Scotland, neither sides can pull out once an offer has been accepted.

 

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