Which items are included in the requisitions on title and completion information?

• A. Undertakings, information regarding keys, client account details and discharge of mortgage
• B. Planning permission notices
• C. Insurance certificates
• D. Tax returns

Answer: (A)

Requisitions on title and completion information are standard questions the buyer’s solicitor poses to the seller’s solicitor to confirm the particulars of the title and the steps needed before completion. The items asked—undertakings, information about keys, client account details and discharge of mortgage—are exactly the kind of assurances and practical details that ensure the seller will perform necessary actions, that access to the property is arranged, funds and transfers are properly handled, and any existing mortgage is cleared so the buyer receives good title on completion. Planning permission notices, insurance certificates, and tax returns relate to other areas of due diligence (planning records, insurance matters, and tax matters, respectively) and are not typically part of requisitions on title.