Which form collects property details for the seller?

• A. Fittings & Contents form TA10
• B. Property information form TA6
• C. EPC certificate
• D. Planning permission

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is that the seller provides comprehensive details about the property to the buyer using a standard information form. The Property Information Form TA6 is the form designed for this purpose. It collects a wide range of property details that a buyer needs to know before contracts are exchanged—things like boundaries, disputes or notices affecting the property, alterations or structural work, guarantees or warranties, service charges, and which fixtures and fittings are included or excluded. This helps the buyer understand exactly what they’re purchasing and allows pre-contract enquiries to be raised while the transaction progresses.

The other documents have different roles. The Fittings & Contents form lists items that are included in the sale, but it doesn’t capture the broader property details and potential issues covered by TA6. The EPC certificate records the property's energy efficiency and is a separate, legally required document rather than a general information form. Planning permission relates to approvals for alterations and is not the standard form used to gather overall property details from the seller.