Defective Lease legal indemnity policies

Inadequate provision to insure the building and/or reinstate the property or building

Inadequate provision to insure the building and/or reinstate the property or building - lender only

Inadequate rights of support, protection, and entry between leasehold 'overdwellings' and 'underdwellings' to enable repair

Inadequate rights of support, protection, and entry between leasehold 'overdwellings' and 'underdwellings' to enable repair, where the buyer/borrower is not obtaining a survey

Potential forfeiture in the event of insolvency of the tenant or superior tenant

Potential forfeiture of the lease under Section 8 of the Housing Act due to outstanding ground rent, as a result of the landlord interpreting the long lease as an Assured Shorthold Tenancy due to the amount of ground rent stipulated

Lender only policy to cover the risk of forfeiture due to a future breach of the long lease by the borrower, where the lender is not notifiied due to the lack of a mortgagee protection clause in the lease.

Potential forfeiture of a superior lease which results in determination of the leasehold chain of title

Inadequate provision to maintain and repair the building in accordance with sections 5.14 and 5.15 (or such relevant paragraph) of the UK Finance Mortgage Lenders' Handbook

Inadequate provision to maintain and repair the building in accordance with sections 5.14 and 5.15 (or such relevant paragraph) of the UK Finance Mortgage Lenders' Handbook - lender only

Inadequate provision to maintain and repair the building in accordance with sections 5.14 and 5.15 (or such relevant paragraph) of the UK Finance Mortgage Lenders' Handbook, where the buyer/borrower is not obtaining a survey

Leasehold title to the property may be defective and rights of access granted in the lease may be ineffective, as the lease plan is missing, illegible or uncoloured.

Title to the property may be defective as the lease plan is missing, illegible, uncoloured or coloured incorrectly