Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1994
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6 No liability under covenants in certain cases.
(1) The person making the disposition is not liable under the covenants implied by virtue of— (a) section 2(1)(a) (right to dispose), (b) section 3 (charges, incumbrances and third party rights), or (c) section 4 (validity of lease), in respect of any particular matter to which the disposition is expressly made subject. (2) Furthermore that person is not liable under any of those covenants for anything (not falling within subsection (1))— (a) which at the time of the disposition is within the actual knowledge, or (b) which is a necessary consequence of facts that are then within the actual knowledge, of the person to whom the disposition is made. (3) For this purpose section 198 of the Law of Property Act 1925 (deemed notice by virtue of registration) shall be disregarded. (4) Moreover, where the disposition is of an interest the title to which is registered under the Land Registration Act 2002, that person is not liable under any of those covenants for anything (not falling within subsection (1) or (2)) which at the time of the disposition was entered in relation to that interest in the register of title under that Act.
6 No liability under covenants in certain cases.
(1) The person making the disposition is not liable under the covenants implied by virtue of— (a) section 2(1)(a) (right to dispose), (b) section 3 (charges, incumbrances and third party rights), or (c) section 4 (validity of lease), in respect of any particular matter to which the disposition is expressly made subject. (2) Furthermore that person is not liable under any of those covenants for anything (not falling within subsection (1))— (a) which at the time of the disposition is within the actual knowledge, or (b) which is a necessary consequence of facts that are then within the actual knowledge, of the person to whom the disposition is made. (3) For this purpose section 198 of the Law of Property Act 1925 (deemed notice by virtue of registration) shall be disregarded. (4) Moreover, where the disposition is of an interest the title to which is registered under the Land Registration Act 2002, that person is not liable under any of those covenants for anything (not falling within subsection (1) or (2)) which at the time of the disposition was entered in relation to that interest in the register of title under that Act.
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