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A lease rarely lives alone. Over its life it accumulates variations, consents, assignments and, at the freehold, transfers. Proprietas reads these lease-adjacent deeds too, so the full paper trail is in one place.

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Recognised Deeds

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What’s Extracted

For each deed, Proprietas pulls the parties, the effective date, the premises it concerns, the original lease date it relates to, and a one-paragraph plain-English summary of the operative clause — so you can see what a deed does without reading all of it. TR1 transfers additionally capture the title number and the consideration (purchase price), because a land-registry transfer is about the title, not a tenancy.

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Why It Matters

Keeping deeds beside the lease means a break notice, a varied rent or a change of tenant is never a surprise buried in a separate folder. When you assign or vary a lease, the chain is intact — useful for portfolio diligence and for proving the current position to a buyer or auditor.

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