Which form is provided by the seller containing standard information about the property?

• A. Lease Agreement
• B. Property Information Form
• C. Title Deed
• D. Planning Permission Notice

Answer: (B)

The form tested is the seller-provided, standard information form used in residential conveyancing. This document is completed by the seller to disclose factual information about the property that a buyer would want to know before contracts are exchanged. It covers things like boundaries, known defects or issues, notices or disputes affecting the property, fixtures and fittings, services, alterations, and other matters the buyer should be aware of. The purpose is to give the buyer a clear snapshot of what is known up front and to form part of the information package the buyer’s solicitor uses to raise enquiries.

A lease agreement is a tenancy contract, not a seller’s information form about the property. A title deed shows ownership and the legal title but is not the standard information form. A planning permission notice relates to planning decisions from the local authority, not a standard seller-completed information form about the property.