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A solicitor is acting for the seller of a freehold property with unregistered title.
The solicitor is preparing for deduction of title to the property to a solicitor acting for the buyer. He examines the deeds and documents relating to the property.
Which of the following is the best candidate for a good root of title when deducing title to the property?
A. A conveyance of the property, dated 10 March 1984.
B. An assent of the property, dated 30 April 1988.
C. A planning permission for the property, dated 15 May 2015.
D. A will devising the property, dated 20 May 1984.
E. A land charges search certificate, dated 8 March 1984.
A - A conveyance of the property, dated 10 March 1984.
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