Occupier’s consent to mortgage

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Occupier’s consent to mortgage

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THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT AND YOU SHOULD TAKE LEGAL ADVICE BEFORE SIGNING. IF YOU SIGN AND THE LENDER IS NOT PAID YOU MAY LOSE ANY INTEREST YOU MAY HAVE IN THE PROPERTY.

Occupier: [insert name of occupier] of [insert address of Occupier] (the ‘Occupier’).

Borrower[s]: [insert name(s) of Borrower(s)] of [insert address of Borrower(s)] [(the ‘Borrower’) OR (together, the ‘Borrowers’)].

Relationship to Borrower[s]: [daughter, son or as appropriate].

Property:

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