Glossary · United Kingdom
Non-Resident SDLT Surcharge
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An additional rate of SDLT that can apply to certain residential property purchases in England and Northern Ireland by buyers who are non-UK resident for SDLT purposes.
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Principal Private Residence
A property that qualifies as an individual's main or primary home for the purposes of relevant UK tax rules, subject to the applicable conditions.
Property Chain
A sequence of linked property transactions where the completion of one purchase depends on the sale or purchase of another property.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
A certificate showing the energy efficiency of a property, rated from A to G. An EPC is generally required when a property is marketed for sale or rent in England and Wales.
Mur mitoyen (Party Wall)
Mur partagé entre deux biens contigus ; en Angleterre et au pays de Galles, les travaux l'affectant relèvent du Party Wall etc. Act 1996, qui impose une notification aux voisins.
Musataha
Droit enregistré aux Émirats (jusqu'à 50 ans, renouvelable) de construire sur un terrain appartenant à autrui et de l'utiliser, la construction appartenant au titulaire du musataha pendant la durée du droit.
New-Build Property
A property that has been newly constructed and has not previously been occupied or, depending on the context, has recently been completed by a developer.
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