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The estate rentcharge which is a rentcharge created for securing the cost of the performance of covenants for the provision of services, maintenance repairs, insurance etc. These are allowed under the [statute], s 2(3) and can be useful in securing service payments on the sale of a freehold.
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Rentcharges Act 1977

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#interests #land #law
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The estate rentcharge which is a rentcharge created for securing the cost of the performance of covenants for the provision of services, maintenance repairs, insurance etc. These are allowed under the [statute], s 2(3) and can be useful in securing service payments on the sale of a freehold.
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#interests #land #law
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The estate rentcharge which is a rentcharge created for securing the cost of the performance of covenants for the provision of services, maintenance repairs, insurance etc. These are allowed under the [statute], s 2(3) and can be useful in securing service payments on the sale of a freehold.
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Rentcharges Act 1977
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The estate rentcharge which is a rentcharge created for securing the cost of the performance of covenants for the provision of services, maintenance repairs, insurance etc. These are allowed under the Rentcharges Act 1977, s 2(3) and can be useful in securing service payments on the sale of a freehold.

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