Defective Title:

• Adverse Possession/Possessory Title/Good Leasehold Title
• Lost Title Deeds
• Denial of Access/Lack of Easements
• Outstanding Rights (of Way or otherwise)
• Outstanding Easements
• Flying and Creeping Freeholds
• Chancel Repair
• School Sites Act
• Insolvency Act -Deeds of Gift/Transfers at Undervalue
• Lack of planning permission and/or building regulations approval
• Village Green

Restrictive Covenants:

• Existing breach of restrictive covenants
• Proposed breach of restrictive covenants where action to enforce them is considered unlikely because of the age of the covenants, or changes in the area
• Unknown covenants
• Breaches of some old leasehold covenants
  

Judicial Review:

Providing protection in respect of a specified development to allow contractual obligations to be met and/or allow work to commence in the period during which an application for a Judicial Review of the planning permission for the proposed development could be made.

Defective Leases:

The policy cover will vary according to the defect. These covers can assist in complying with various requirements listed in the CML Handbook.

Risks considered include:

• Lack of reciprocal repairing covenants
• Failure by landlord or other tenants to insure
• Frustration of reinstatement following destruction.