Deduction of title. 4.1.1 Title to the Property has been deduced by the Landlord to the Tenant [and to the Tenant’s Surety]
Deduction of title. Title having been deduced and copies of the Documents having been supplied to the Buyer’s Solicitors, the Buyer is deemed to purchase the Property with full knowledge of the Title and the Documents and with notice of any matter contained or referred to therein. The Buyer shall not raise any requisitions or enquiries in respect of the Title or the Documents save in respect of matters revealed by pre-completion searches and requisitions.
Deduction of title. The Seller having fully deduced title to the Property to the Buyer in accordance with SCPC 6.1, as the Buyer accepts, no objection or requisition shall be made by or on behalf of the Buyer to any matter concerning or arising out of the title to the Property other than for matters revealed by pre-completion searches.
Deduction of title. (a) TfL undertakes to use reasonable endeavours, as soon as reasonably practicable, to complete (if not already completed) and register the transfer effecting the surrender of its interest in the Supplemental Lease Premises to LUL at the Land Registry, and to procure that the associated title is closed and merged with LUL’s freehold title.
Deduction of title. 4.1 Where the title to any of the Properties is registered at HM Land Registry Section 110 of the Land Registration Xxx 0000 shall apply. Copies of the entries on the register and of the filed plan having been supplied to Newco in respect of each of such Properties and Elcom having supplied as far as it is able copies of any other documents which Newco has requested to be provided Newco shall accept such title as Elcom has been able to deduce and Newco shall be deemed to purchase with full knowledge thereof (whether or not Elcom has been able to provide copies of the same) and Newco shall not be entitled to raise any objection or requisition in relation thereto and Elcom shall not be obliged to deduce any further title or information
Deduction of title. Title having been deduced to the Tenant’s Solicitors, the Tenant is deemed to accept the grant of the Lease and the Car Parking Agreement with full knowledge of the Title and with notice of any matter contained or referred to therein. The Tenant shall not raise any requisitions or enquiries in respect of the Title save for requisitions on title and save for matters revealed by the Tenant’s pre completion searches at the Land Registry or Companies House following the date of this Agreement.
Deduction of title. The Landlord has supplied the Tenant with office copies of the entries on the register and filed plan of Title Number SY823261 which is the Superior Landlord's title and has supplied the Tenant with a copy of the original lease from the Superior Landlord to the Landlord. The Landlord has also supplied the Tenant with a certified copy of the Superior Lease.
Deduction of title. The Transferor having deduced title to the Premises to the Transferee or to the Transferee's solicitors (as the Transferee hereby admits) and in particular having produced to the Transferee or the Transferee's solicitors copies of the Leases and any documentation supplemental thereto the Transferee shall not raise any requisition or objection thereto and shall be deemed to purchase with the full knowledge of and subject to all matters revealed therein.
