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What facts show a borrower or owner may be putting their home or interest at risk for another person’s debt or business borrowing?
Why must the person giving security receive clear independent advice away from the borrower who wants the money?
When giving independent advice to a person asked to charge their home for someone else's borrowing, what must the solicitor explain so that any consent given is informed?
Before advising a person asked to give security over their home for another person's debt, what information about the loan and the lender's requirements must the advising solicitor have?
When should a solicitor decline to act because apparent unfairness or coercion in a home-security transaction cannot be addressed?
What must a solicitor confirm about the lender's requirements and explain independently to a spouse charging the home for the other spouse's business overdraft before deciding whether to act?
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