Course description
October 2013 marked a significant change to chancel repair liability, however it has not been abolished entirely. For some landowners the issue is as relevant as ever so it is vital that you are familiar with this subject, the changes to it, the potential traps to avoid, and what costs your client could incur.
James Normington presents this comprehensive and informative webinar which will cover the identifiable features of chancel repair liability and when they might reply so that you can avoid potentially expensive mistakes. This will include a brief historical summary of chancel repair liability, a summary of the post October 2013 landscape and much more.
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Introduction
Chancel repair liability changed after October 2013, but contrary to popular belief it has not been abolished.
For some landowners this remains a live issue, so it is important to have some familiarity with the subject, the changes, the traps, and the potential expense for your clients.
This new webinar will cover the identifying features and when chancel repair may apply, thereby allowing you to avoid potentially expensive mistakes.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- Brief historical backdrop including a review of Aston Cantlow PCC v Wallbank
- The post October 2013 legal landscape:
- What happens if the property is not sold, can a Parochial Church Council register at the Land Registry when it likes?
- What is the effect of such registration and what is the position of a subsequent buyer?
- Solutions to the liability and buying out ‘the potential liability’
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