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TA00 Property Information Questionnaire (PIQ) presents the content prescribed by Schedule 11 of the HIP Regulations in the style and format of the Law Society's TransAction forms. The Law Society has designed this version of the PIQ for use in Law Society Home Information Packs.

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The second edition of form TA6 combines the forms TA6 (1st edition), TA11 and TA12 previously published in July 2007. It fulfils a similar purpose to the Seller's Property Information Form, a version of which has been widely used by solicitors and their clients since 1990.

When used in domestic conveyancing transactions it is designed to be used in conjunction with form TA10 Fittings and Contents Form (2nd edition) and, if the property is leasehold, TA7 Leasehold Information Form (2nd edition).

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Form TA10 Fittings and Contents fulfils a similar purpose to the first edition of TA10 published in July 2007 and previous editions of the Fixtures, Fittings and Contents Form, versions of which have been produced by the Law Society since 1992.

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The second edition of form TA7 fulfils a similar purpose to the first edition of TA7 and previous editions of the Seller's Leasehold Information Form. A version of this form has been widely used by solicitors and their clients since 1990.

When used in conveyancing transactions it is designed to be used with form TA6 Property Information Form (2nd edition) and TA10 Fittings and Contents Form (2nd edition).

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TA0 Property Information Questionnaire (New Homes) presents the content prescribed by Schedule 12 of the HIP Regulations in the style and format of the Law Society's TransAction forms. The Law Society has designed this version of the PIQ for use in Law Society Home Information Packs.

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Form TA1 presents the user with simple text boxes and tick boxes to enter the information which must be included in a Home Information Pack Index. This information is prescribed by Schedule 1 of the HIP Regulations. The Law Society has designed its own version of the Index in the style of the TransAction forms for use in Law Society Home Information Packs.

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This is one of four standard forms of business lease, which are written and updated by members of the Law Society's Business Lease Working Party and published by the Law Society.

The current editions were updated in 2008 with amendments to allow the leases to comply with the Code for Leasing Business Premises. The leases are drafted in plain English and intended to be concise, fair and acceptable to both parties. They are most suitable for lettings of up to 10 years duration, where the nature of the property and the amount of rent makes it appropriate to use a concise standard form.

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This is one of four standard forms of business lease, which are written and updated by members of the Law Society's Business Lease Working Party and published by the Law Society.

The current editions were updated in 2008 with amendments to allow the leases to comply with the Code for Leasing Business Premises. The leases are drafted in plain English and intended to be concise, fair and acceptable to both parties. They are most suitable for lettings of up to 10 years duration, where the nature of the property and the amount of rent makes it appropriate to use a concise standard form.

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This is one of four standard forms of business lease, which are written and updated by members of the Law Society's Business Lease Working Party and published by the Law Society.

The current editions were updated in 2008 with amendments to allow the leases to comply with the Code for Leasing Business Premises. The leases are drafted in plain English and intended to be concise, fair and acceptable to both parties. They are most suitable for lettings of up to 10 years duration, where the nature of the property and the amount of rent makes it appropriate to use a concise standard form.

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This is one of four standard forms of business lease, which are written and updated by members of the Law Society's Business Lease Working Party and published by the Law Society.

The current editions were updated in 2008 with amendments to allow the leases to comply with the Code for Leasing Business Premises. The leases are drafted in plain English and intended to be concise, fair and acceptable to both parties. They are most suitable for lettings of up to 10 years duration, where the nature of the property and the amount of rent makes it appropriate to use a concise standard form.

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