Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Business Writing Skills The WritePass Journal

Business Writing Skills Introduction Business Writing Skills Sally and Richard Williams, The Oaks, Dubrington. Dear Mr. Mrs. Williams, Re: Your Purchase With respect to the previous correspondence on the above matter, we have in-closed copies of all the documents that relate to your purchase for your kind consideration. This is in fulfilment of the requirement of section 1(4) of the Property Act law. The law expects seller’s solicitors to supply you with the stated documents in order for the purchase to be completed effectively. This property is registered at the Land Registry with an absolute freehold title. Nevertheless, there is a small area of land coloured red. The Gas Board has a right to laying a gas pipe across the land within the area coloured red. Because of this right, you are advised not to erect any permanent structures on this property since this right is not time bound. This means that the Gas Board can access that area unconditionally and are not liable of any destruction of property that may result due to their operations. Of course, the board would have to make good any damage or losses caused thereby. However, to be on the safe side, it has been deemed necessary that you are informed of this issue. In case you don’t understand the information presented in these documents, please contact us as soon as possible for clarification.   More information concerning the above communication will be availed as soon as the surveys and searches are availed to us from the land registry. Warm regards, Josephine Brown Vice President of Myton Co Solicitors 555-333-4321 [emailprotected] References Guffey, M. 2003, Business Communication: Process Product. New York, NY: Cengage Learning. Means, T. 2009, Business Communications, New York, NY: Cengage Learning. Ober, S., 2007, Contemporary Business Communication. New York, NY: Cengage Learning.

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