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Conveyancing and Law of Property Act 1884
75AConveyance of chambers, flats, &c.
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### 75A Conveyance of chambers, flats, &c.
> *\[Section 75A Inserted by No. 72 of 1962, s. 5 \]*
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> > (1) In this section ***chamber*** includes a suite of chambers.
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> > (2) In a conveyance of an estate in a chamber in a building –
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> > > > (a) there shall be implied –
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> > > > > > (i) a grant of such easements as may be necessary for the reasonable enjoyment of the chamber; and
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> > > > > > (ii) a reservation of such easements as may be necessary for the reasonable enjoyment of the rest of the building;
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> > > > (b) covenants binding the purchaser shall be deemed, unless the contrary intention appears, to be –
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> > > > > > (i) intended to bind the owner for the time being of the chamber;
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> > > > > > (ii) for the benefit and protection of the whole building and its curtilage and the other chambers therein and every part thereof; and
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> > > > > > (iii) made with the vendor and the owners of the other chambers in the building; and
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> > > > (c) covenants binding the vendor shall be deemed, unless the contrary intention appears, to be –
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> > > > > > (i) intended to bind the owner for the time being of any part of the building retained by the vendor; and
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> > > > > > (ii) for the benefit and protection of the chamber conveyed.
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> > (3) If in a conveyance of an estate in a chamber or in a deed accompanying such a conveyance are set forth the short provisions contained in [Schedule 6](#JS6@EN) , the long provisions respectively set forth thereunder shall be implied as fully and effectually as if they were set forth fully and in words at length in the conveyance or deed, except so far as they may be altered, and added to in the conveyance or deed and where the word ***vendor*** or the word ***purchaser*** is used it includes all and each of the vendors or purchasers as the case may be, if more than one, and implies a joint and several covenant on their behalf.
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> > (4) *\[Section 75A Subsection (4) omitted by No. 23 of 1992, s. 27 and Sched. 1 \]*. . . . . . . .