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Leaseholder Deed of Certificate

I own my property through shared ownership. What do I need to declare?

The LDoC contains a specific section for shared ownership leases. You must declare the percentage share you owned in the property. Without this information, your building owner will assume 100% ownership and the wrong cost cap may be applied.

Related FAQs I no longer own this property but I did on 14 February 2022. What should I do? What evidence do I need to provide with my LDoC? What is a Leaseholder Deed of Certificate (LDoC) and why do I need to complete it? What happens if I do not return the LDoC? Does receiving an LDoC request mean there is a defect in my building? I did not own my property on 14 February 2022. What should I do?
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