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The leasehold information form (TA7) is one of the standard Law Society protocol forms used in transactions where the property is leasehold. It is completed by the seller in addition to the Property Information Form and asks a serious of questions specific to leasehold properties.

TA6 Property information form A TA6 form is normally required for any purchase and gives the prospective buyer in-depth information about the property that is being sold. It is an essential document that can help a buyer to decide whether or not they wish to buy the property.

The LPE1 form is for collecting information held by landlords and managing agents – for example, about ground rent, insurance and service charges. The form was updated in January 2023. The LPE1 form now contains process efficiency improvements and additional questions on: who deals with the deed of covenant.

LPE2 (Consumer summary) form sets out the costs for the certificate of compliance. alerts buyers of new properties on newly built developments that maintenance costs may increase substantially once the site is complete.

The TA6 form is an important document and buyers rely on the information contained within when deciding on whether to buy a house. While completing a TA6 form isn't mandatory, omissions or delay in providing some information may delay the sale.

Who completes the LPE1 form? Typically, the freeholder, management company or Resident's or Tenant's Association will complete the LPE1. It is often not possible for the selling leaseholders to complete the LPE1 form as they may not have sufficient knowledge of or access to the required information.

What are Requisitions on Title? These are a set of questions, usually in the Law Society's standard Completion Information and Requisitions on Title form designed to ensure that certain key information is obtained prior to completion. They are raised by the buyer's solicitors with the seller's solicitor.