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Guidance THE GRENFELL ASSISTED HOME OWNERSHIP SCHEME: MODEL LEASES The scheme enables eligible residents to purchase a leasehold interest (‘share’) in their current social home on similar

terms and at a similar cost to if they had purchased their Grenfell home through the statutory Right to Buy scheme. Get emails about this page APPLIES TO ENGLAND DOCUMENTS GRENFELL ASSISTED

HOME OWNERSHIP SCHEME: MODEL FLAT LEASE ODT, 116 KB This file is in an OpenDocument format GRENFELL ASSISTED HOME OWNERSHIP SCHEME: MODEL HOUSE LEASE ODT, 121 KB This file is in an

OpenDocument format DETAILS Any lease that is granted to a resident after purchasing a share in their home through the Grenfell Assisted Home Ownership Scheme by their landlord must contain

certain fundamental clauses. These clauses are to ensure that the scheme’s policy aspects relating to the ongoing rights and responsibilities of the leaseholder and the landlord are enforced

(the cap on rent and service charges, for example). The model leases provide examples of how leases issued through the scheme might look and contain all of the fundamental clauses. There is

a model lease for flats and a model lease for houses. The fundamental clauses are highlighted in blue in both model leases. Solicitors acting for residents during their purchase of their

share in their home must use these model leases as a reference point, to confirm that any lease sent to the household during conveyancing contains these fundamental clauses in full. UPDATES

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