Multi Subject Flashcards

(32 cards)

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How does a spouse protect her rights in a property that the other spouse is the sole registered partner?

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They must enter a home rights notice under the family law act

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What should an investor do if they want long term capital growth, decision making power and an income?

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To buy ordinary shares in the company

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What are the two legal estates in land that exist in English law?

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The freehold and the leasehold

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When is a transaction at an undervalue?

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When the company makes a gift or otherwise enters into a transaction selling company property for significantly less than the property’s market value at a time the company is insolvent.

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How can a creditor prove insolvency if a company that owes it ?

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Serving statutory demand which is not paid within 21 days in respect of s debt of 750 or more
Showing that they obtained a judgement, attempted to execute the judgment and that the debt is not fully satisfied.

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What must be filed when a company following the companies model articles regulations 2008 changed their registered office?

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The only thing that must be filed with the companies House is a change of registered office address form

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What is required for a restrictive covenant to be binding on a subsequent transferee of unregistered land?

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The covenant must be registered as a D(II) land charge

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What are corporate secretaries authorized to do?

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They don’t have statutory power but are generally able to enter into contracts of an administrative nature

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What is the timeline for a transaction to be considered a preference?

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The transaction must occur within six months of the onset of insolvency or two years if the preference was made to a connected person

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What rights does a third party who enters a partnership have?

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Right to participate in management of the partnership

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How is a banks interest protected during a mortgage for registered title transaction?

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By notice of the charges register. This gives the the right to repossess and sell the land in the event the borrower defaults

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How does a contract protect a piece of land for a transaction that is supposed to complete in three months?

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An estate contract on the land charges register

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What is required voting wise for an amendment of the company’s articles?

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Requires approval through a special resolution which must be approved by at least 75% of the votes of the members at the meeting. For a poll vote, each shareholder present has one vote per share owned.

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When should a private company file its accounts?

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No later than nine months after the relevant accounting reference period

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What is a solicitors responsibility when acting for two parties a part of the same deal?

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A solicitor must avoid a conflict of interest or significant risk of a conflict of interest between two or more clients on a transaction. A conflict of interest can arise if someone is gifting a deposit to the buyer of a property and a solicitor should therefore avoid acting for both parties

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When can a seller remove contents that are part of the land?

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When it’s clearly indicated in the fittings and contents form that they will be removed

17
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When can a company recover on VAT purchases?

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When the item is for business purposes and supported by a valid VAT invoice

18
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What is possessory title and when is it granted?

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Possessory title is class of title based on factual possession of the land rather than documentary evidence. It might be granted for example when the title deeds have been lost.

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What must the seller disclose on the property information form?

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The presence of any occupiers

20
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What is the time limit to enforce a material change conversion that was not reported to planning permission community?

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For material changes the time limit the local authority has to enforce is 10 years

21
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What is the marriage allowance?

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The marriage allowance enables a basic rate taxpayer to transfer 1260 of unused personal allowance to a spouse if the spouse also is a basic rate taxpayer

22
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What is needed for a sale of land contract?

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All the regular contractual reqs
Be in writing
Contain all the terms
Signed by both parties

23
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Who can submit an order of bankruptcy to the bankruptcy court outside of the individual?

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One or more unsecured creditors who is or are owed at least 5000 combined can present a petition for an order of bankruptcy to the bankruptcy court

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What is required in a sole proprietorships letter head?

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Full name, if different from business name
Business address

25
What occurs if an application to HMLR for first registration of the buyers title to the land is not registered?
If not registered within two months of completion of the triggering event, the transfer of the legal estate to the buyer becomes void and the legal estate reverts back to the seller
26
If a company wants to sell assets, and has both a floating charge on assets and fixed charge in premises, who needs to consent to the sale?
The holder of the fixed charge must give consent. The asset charged by way of floating charge can freely be sold until the floating charge crystallizes
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What must be filed at companies house when a change of registered office occurs? Is board resolution needed?
A change of registered office form. No board resolution is needed
28
What does a mortgage offer is made on an endowment basis mean?
Its a mortgage combined with a life insurance policy. The borrower pays a lower monthly sum and pays a sum of money into the life insurance policy, hoping that when the policy matures, it pays out enough money to enable the borrower to repay the balance on the mortgage
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How do you apply for a mortgage advance?
Submit a certificate of title to the lender. Coat involves the solicitor confirming a series of statements which confirm to the lender that the title is good and marketable
30
When is a floating charge automatically void?
If it was created for no consideration within twelve months ending with the onset of insolvency and at a time the company was insolvent or became insolvent as a result
31
What do the standard conditions of sale say regarding who holds the deposit?
On exchange of contracts, the buyers deposit is held by the sellers solicitor as stakeholder meaning the deposit will be paid to the seller only on completion
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Are patent defects required to be disclosed upon selling?
No