Listed below are our Missing Documents legal indemnity policies. If you are unable to find a product to suit your needs, call our underwriting team on 01603 761515 (9am-5pm, Mon-Fri) who will be able to help.
Existing or potential breach of known and/or unknown freehold restrictive covenants
Potential forfeiture of lease due to breach of leasehold restrictive covenants
The title deeds to the property have been lost, destroyed or mislaid, where title is unregistered
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
Title may be subject to an outstanding leasehold interest arising from a missing lease
Title is subject to outstanding rights and/or easements
A freehold deed plan is missing or illegible which means rights of access and easements for services granted are ineffective and it is unclear which parts of the property are affected by freehold restrictive covenants and outstanding rights/easements
The missing/illegible lease to the property may contains unknown restrictive covenants, outstanding rights of way and easements for services
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, and title to the property is registered with Good Leasehold title only
Title to the property may be defective as the lease plan is missing, illegible, uncoloured or coloured incorrectly, and title is registered with Good Leasehold title only
Title is subject to unknown freehold restrictive covenants, rights and easements