Part I Requisite Particulars Where no Adoption of Part II
Building Societies Act 1986 (1986 c 53) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 10 Requisite Particulars of Income of Related Businesses

Section 69(7)

Part I Requisite Particulars Where no Adoption of Part II

Conveyancers

1

Where the business associate of the building society provides conveyancing services the requisite particulars of its business in any financial year are the following—

(a)     the number of cases in which it has provided conveyancing services in respect of [a loan] secured on land and the purchase of the land both to the society and to the borrower;

(b)     the number of cases in which it has provided the society (but not the borrower) with conveyancing services in respect of [a loan] secured on land;

(c)     the aggregate amount of the fees paid to it by the society or by or on behalf of the borrower for the provision of conveyancing services falling within sub-paragraphs (a) and (b) above;

(d)

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