Legal indemnity & title insurance
The short answer
Covers missing consents and title defects
- Price from
- £150.00
- Time on site
- 15 to 30 minutes
What you get
You receive insurance cover for specific defects in a property's title or missing legal documents, preventing delays and financial loss during property transactions.
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When do you need a Legal indemnity & title insurance?
This insurance is typically purchased during the conveyancing process when a specific defect in the property's title is identified. It allows the transaction to proceed without the need to resolve potentially complex or time-consuming legal issues.
What happens on the day
There is no physical 'on the day' visit. This insurance is arranged based on information from property searches and legal advice during conveyancing.
How to prepare
- Have details of the specific title defect or risk.
- Know the property's purchase price or current market value.
- Understand if the property is residential or commercial.
- Confirm if the property is being purchased, sold, or remortgaged.
How to improve your result
- Ensure your conveyancer thoroughly investigates all title documents.
- Be proactive in addressing potential title issues early in the transaction.
- Keep all property deeds and documents safe and organised.
- Understand the exact nature of the defect you are insuring against.
Why it is useful day to day
Facilitates property transactions by mitigating legal risks, preventing delays, and protecting against future financial claims related to title defects.
Why we ask these questions
We ask about the specific title defect or risk identified, the property's value, and whether it's a purchase or remortgage. This information helps us provide an accurate quote for a policy that precisely addresses the identified legal issue.
Frequently asked questions
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