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Deed of variation definition

What does Deed of variation mean? A deed of variation is a formal instrument used to change specified terms of an existing document—such as a lease, sale contract, security or trust—without replacing the whole agreement. It records the parties’ consent to amendments and leaves the underlying document in force except as varied. The expression is descriptive rather than a defined statutory term, though in succession practice “instrument (or deed) of variation” is recognised for UK tax purposes when reallocating a deceased’s estate (see IHTA 1984 s142; TCGA 1992 s62). Key features include: execution with deed formalities; joinder of all parties whose rights are affected; no alteration...

Precedent Deed of Variation/Supplemental Agreement amending Section 106 Agreement under sections 106 and 106A, Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (England and Wales)

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Agreement relating to Section 106 and 106A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 [ and [ insert other legislation ] ] in relation to the development at [ insert address ]

This Agreement is dated [ insert date ]

Parties

[ insert name ], of [ insert address ] (the Council)
[ insert name ], of [ insert address ] (the County Council)
[ insert name ], of [ insert address ] (the Owner)
[ Additional parties as necessary e.g. landlord, mortgagee, option holder etc. ] ([ insert additional parties as necessary e.g. landlord, mortgagee, option holder etc ])

Background

The Council serves as the local planning authority for the purposes of sections 106 and 106A of the 1990 Act for the area where the Land is located and is empowered to enforce the obligations contained in the Original Agreement.
The County Council is the local highway authority for the area in which the Land lies and is similarly able to secure compliance with the obligations set out in the Original Agreement.
[ Recite ownership details for the Land ]

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