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    Introduction

    The need to supply the consent of a third party to the registration of a lease arises in a number of cases. Typical examples are:

    • the consent of a freeholder (or head lessor) to the registration of a sub-lease
    • the consent of a restrictioner under a restriction on the landlord's title
    • the consent of a cautioner under a registered caution
    • the consent of a chargee holding a legal charge over the landlord's title.

    Evidence required

    The type of evidence required and the effect of not lodging such evidence differs according to the circumstances of each application.

    To find out more you can either select the appropriate link below, or use the 'Next' button to read about all of the different situations.