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Three friends own a registered, freehold property together as beneficial tenants in common in equal shares. The property is subject to restrictive covenants.
One of the friends has died. The executors of his estate have recently obtained a grant of probate.
The property is being sold to a buyer. She will hold the property on trust for herself and her adult son.
The contract for the sale has been exchanged. This incorporates the Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition – 2018 Revision) with no relevant amendments.
The transfer is being drafted in readiness for execution.
Who, if anyone, must execute the transfer in addition to both of the surviving friends?
A. No one.
B. Only the executors.
C. Only the buyer.
D. Only the executors and the buyer.
E. The executors, the buyer and the adult son.
C - Only the buyer.
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