CILEx F4 Property and Private Client Practice Test

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• Which statement best describes what a Homebuyer Report contains?
• CON29M relates to coal mining. Which information does it reveal?
• Which statement best describes monthly instalments in an endowment mortgage?
• A rentcharge is best described as?
• Which item is covered within the Property Information Form TA6?
• Which statement best describes the burden of an easement on the servient owner?
• Under a Green Deal, which description is correct?
• Which of the following is covered by a standard pre-contract enquiry in the TA6?
• What is the purpose of Form DJP?
• In an endowment mortgage, the monthly instalments paid to the lender consist of what?
• A couple on a 12-year-old property asking what survey to obtain. Which option correctly lists the most appropriate survey choice for a purchaser who does not plan major changes?
• What is the purpose of a Chancel Repair Liability Search?
• A transfer of a freehold property in England is a notifiable transaction for SDLT purposes unless the price paid for the property is less than:
• Which statement best describes Formula A exchange in conveyancing practice?
• A trainee lawyer is assisting with the sale of a listed property which has a registered title. The seller's title will need to be deduced to the buyer's lawyer as part of the pre-contract package. Which of the following will need to be provided in order to deduce title under the Standard Conditions of Sale (5th edition - 2018 Revision)?
• In a property transaction where the buyer borrows to purchase and the title is registered, who is a client of the lawyer?
• Which forms must be used to make an application for first registration of title to land (as prescribed by HM Land Registry)?
• Which event triggers the 14-day deadline for submitting the Land Transaction Return?
• What is a pecuniary legacy?
• Undertakings are a key concept in conveyancing. Which option represents an undertaking?
• Which mortgage type is named after a retirement fund arrangement?
• Which item is listed as a feature of the Proprietorship Register?
• Capital Gains Tax is a tax on:
• The TA6 form is a Property Information Form used to confirm information about occupiers. What occupancy detail does it address?
• If the TA6 misstatement induced the buyer to enter into a contract, what remedy would the buyer most likely pursue?
• Which statement best describes the Help to Buy Equity Loan?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of an official search with priority?
• A buyer's lawyer will need to carry out a bankruptcy search on their client only in which circumstance?
• Equitable interests are described as which of the following?
• Which form is typically used to record the transfer of the whole legal title of a registered freehold property?
• Apart from solicitors, who is regulated by the SRA Standards and Regulations?
• According to the material, who owns coal?
• If four people own a property as beneficial tenants in common, what is typically shown in the proprietorship register to reflect their interests?
• An easement is terminated by which of the following when the dominant and servient land are owned and possessed by the same person?
• What document will the lawyer expect to receive on completion of the registration?
• Which two forms are required for first registration of title to land?
• Which edition of the Standard Conditions of Sale corresponds to the 2018 revision?
• Which statement correctly identifies a fixture according to attachment criteria?
• Which item is listed in the outdoor area of TA10?
• Under the implied creation of Easements, which factor is evidence?
• The Condition Report Survey is carried out by which professional body?
• Which code specifically governs completion by post?
• In relation to an endowment mortgage, which statement is correct?
• Completion will be carried out in accordance with which code when completion by post is used and both sides adopt the Conveyancing Protocol?
• Which items are included in land under surface limitations?
• A couple buying a new house together in their joint names will automatically hold the legal estate as which?
• In a sale by the survivor of two co-owners who held as beneficial joint tenants, which statement correctly reflects the register status before completion?
• What is the interest rate provided for in contracts incorporating the Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition - 2018 revision)?
• Which case law relates to the approval of telephone exchange in property transactions?
• Which statement about replies to enquiries is true?
• Who is typically responsible for answering title queries at the pre-contract stage?
• Which form is the Property Information Form?
• Where is a restrictive covenant typically protected?
• Latent defect is defined as what?
• Under statutory requirements for a contract for the sale of land, can the seller and buyer sign one copy each provided the copies are identical?
• Which edition of the Standard Conditions of Sale is incorporated into the contract?
• Which statement best describes the primary purpose of the Charges Register?
• Initial Steps after death: Which is the first step?
• Which step occurs before exchanging contracts in the provided sequence?
• Which case emphasised the importance of due diligence in respect of identity?
• What is an LLC1 Search?
• What is the purpose of Form JO in relation to a jointly owned property?
• In mortgage possession proceedings, the court may stay, suspend or adjourn if there are reasonable grounds that the mortgagor can do what?
• Which body publishes the Conveyancing Protocol?
• A contract incorporates the Standard Conditions of Sale Fifth Edition - 2018 revision. Which edition is being used?
• According to Maitland's equity concept, which class of person is not bound by an equitable right?
• In whose name(s) should the Official Search be made when the buyer is funding the purchase with a mortgage loan?
• Which register entry would relate to an equitable interest?
• Which scenario would require a Grant of Administration with the Will annexed?
• Which form is the Leasehold Information Form?
• Which statement best describes Formula B exchange in conveyancing practice?
• Which mortgage type is named after an endowment policy used to repay the loan at maturity?
• A buyer's solicitor is checking pre completion searches for a property whose title spans two title numbers and is owned by the builder. Which set of gap answers correctly completes the sequence: Gap 1, Gap 2, Gap 3, Gap 4?
• Which issue is identified as a likely source of conflict in wills?
• Which statement is true about the term of years absolute?
• What does SRA Guidance recommend about acting for both seller and buyer?
• What must the son sign to protect the lender's interest in relation to the mortgage?
• In a transaction where the first plot forms part of a newly built residential estate and the estate has a single registered title, which form of purchase deed is used?
• Which ONE of the following statements regarding the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol is correct?
• Which purpose does the Green Deal scheme serve?
• A will leaves £10,000 to Ned, who is eight at the time of the will. Ned dies aged 14 after the testator dies. What happens to the £10,000?
• Which statement about the Banks v Goodfellow (1870) test is accurate?
• Under s76 Civil Aviation Act 1982, what is the landowner's right regarding aircraft?
• In the context of a Will, the term 'issue' refers to the beneficiary's what?
• What does full title guarantee mean?
• How is the Condition Report Survey rated?
• What does title checking primarily confirm?
• Which is the correct chronological order of steps in a conveyancing transaction from earliest to latest?
• What is the primary purpose of the TA13 Completion Information & Undertakings Form in conveyancing by post?
• In relation to the redemption process, which statement about the daily rate is correct?
• Which form would be used to make the Land Registry application for a client's purchase of a property with registered title?
• Demonstrative Legacy example?
• Su and Kim sever their joint tenancy. How will they co-own the property after severance?
• What is the lowest energy efficiency rating that can appear on an Energy Performance Certificate for a freehold residential property?
• What is the legal position if one of the personal representatives personally buys the deceased's house from the estate after it has been advertised for sale by an estate agent?
• Which form is the Completion Information and Undertakings form?
• A seller made a false statement when replying to the questions in the Property Information Form (TA6). This statement induced the buyer to enter into a contract with the seller. What will be the legal effect of this statement?
• Which statement about Private Residence Relief and CGT is true?
• Which item would be shown on Mira's completion statement according to the material?
• Which statement about EPC penalties is correct?
• Which mortgage type is designed to repay the full loan by the end of the term?
• Which standard condition addresses the available remedies for breach of contract?
• In co-ownership, what is the effect of overreaching on registration of a transfer?
• In a sale where the sellers are the registered owners and the buyers acquire as beneficial tenants in common, which party must execute the Form TR1 transfer to convey the property?_
• Probate application fee: Estate over £5,000, what is the fee?
• Which section of the UK Finance Lender's Handbook covers general instructions?
• The Charges Register records what type of matters?
• When does the legal estate pass to the new owner in a sale of land that is registered?
• Within what time limit must a Land Transaction Return be submitted to HMRC in respect of the purchase and SDLT paid?
• Title Absolute is described as?
• Under s205(1)(x) Law of Property Act 1925, which of the following is included as land?
• Which form is used to renounce probate?
• An executor selling property owned by the deceased should normally give which form of title guarantee under the contract?
• The case Long and Fever emphasises the need to avoid intermeddling in the estate. Which principle does this reinforce?
• What is the purpose of carrying out a SIM (Official Search of the Index Map) in property transactions?
• In a sale using the Fifth Edition SCoS, once contracts have been exchanged and the transaction is ready for completion, what is the status?
• Which form is used to obtain the IHT reference number online for probate?
• Why is it important to check for such registrations?
• Which term best describes the highest quality title for a property with a registered freehold?
• In the example, which items are covered by the TA10 form?
• Which register is most likely to contain the title number?
• Which type of mortgage is most appropriate if the loan is to be repaid in full by the end of the term, including interest?
• The use of that part to satisfy the pecuniary legacy would require consent from which person?
• A restrictive covenant on land is defined as what?
• Under the Law of Property Act 1925, which of the following is a legal interest in land?
• Which topic is addressed by standard condition 2 of the standard contract?
• Which standard condition covers responsibility for the property pending completion?
• An OS1 search result provides protection for how long?
• Title checking primarily confirms what?
• Guarantor liability for a mortgage generally means what?
• Under caveat emptor, which party bears responsibility for discovering relevant issues affecting the decision to purchase?
• In mortgage remedies, what is the role of a receiver?
• What must a lawyer ensure they have on file prior to exchanging contracts when their client buys with a mortgage?
• Which entity enters a Form A restriction when co-ownership is registered?
• What is a key feature of an easement by prescription?
• Under s101 and s103 of the LPA, power of sale arises when which condition is met?
• Which action would mean Pedro's existing Will is destroyed under the described circumstances?
• Griff has made arrangements for Griff's elderly father Griff to leave his whole estate to Carly. Which ONE statement correctly describes whether this creates an issue of professional conduct for the lawyer?
• Probate application: Which documents are typically sent alongside the IHT forms when applying for probate?
• Which statement best describes the effect of a Form A restriction on the register?
• Which statement about restrictive covenants is true?
• In conveyancing, if a licensed conveyancer acts for both the seller and the buyer, what is required to avoid conflicts?
• Which combination of cases relates to fixtures and fittings?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Completion and Undertakings Form (TA13)?
• Which HM Land Registry form is used to transfer the whole of the legal title of a registered freehold house?
• What does CON29DW reveal?
• Initial steps after death: Which activity is part of the initial steps?
• In the described sale, which form would be used to check whether there are any adult non-owning occupiers in the property?
• Which organization provides guidance on dual representation in conveyancing?
• Who is typically responsible for paying Stamp Duty Land Tax in a residential conveyancing transaction?
• How can a solicitor discover whether the title to a property is registered?
• If a property has a lease, which form provides information about the lease terms in conveyancing?
• Which document would evidence authority for personal representatives to act when executors pre-deceased?
• Why is no capital gains tax (CGT) payable on Lois's sale of her house in the scenario?
• What is the rate of inheritance tax charged on the value above the nil-rate band (£325,000)?
• In a sale by two trustees where Form A (co-ownership) restriction exists, what is the effect on the buyer?
• Which statement about fee simple absolute in possession is true?
• General Legacy example?
• What does the phrase caveat emptor mean?
• In the absence of contract stipulating otherwise, which passes with the land: fixtures or fittings?
• Which of the following is not listed as a defined standard within the Conveyancing Quality Scheme?
• The Standard Conditions of Sale (5th edition - 2018 revision) provide that the deposit paid by the buyer on exchange of contracts must be held by the seller's lawyer in a particular way. Which of the following is true?
• Specific Legacy example?
• Which covenant type imposes an obligation to perform an act or spend money?
• In Form TR1, where are the co-owners' shares specified for co-ownership?
• Who must take steps regarding non-owning occupier consent form, and who must not advise the occupier?
• Entitlement of Spouses: In the Schedule 1 IEA 1925, equality money is payable when the value of the property exceeds the sum due of inheritance. Which statement is true?
• Which of the following is not listed as a defined standard within the Conveyancing Quality Scheme?
• s27 Trustee Act 1925: Which set of statutory advertisements is required?
• Easements can be an example of an interest that can be either legal or equitable. Which option is the correct interest?
• In SDLT terms, the notifiable threshold for a transfer of a freehold property is what amount?
• According to Banks v Goodfellow [1870], what criteria must a testator meet to have capacity to make a valid Will?
• In relation to the disposition of a beneficiary's interest when a property is sold, which statement is correct?
• What is included in a title report in a property transaction?
• What is the maximum amount that can be paid into a Lifetime ISA each year by an individual up to the age of 50?
• An injunction is an equitable remedy that does which of the following?
• If a lawyer lodges the tax return three weeks after the deadline, what is the automatic fixed penalty?
• Which case is associated with fittings?
• Under airspace rights, which statement is correct?
• Which statement describes what an official search with priority confirms?
• If the title is registered in the seller's maiden name, which document would help verify the seller's identity?
• Which statement correctly describes the legal interest?
• Which element is listed as part of the Proprietorship Register?
• Which term refers to the right to take something from land?
• Under the Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition - 2018 revision), how may the deposit on exchange of contracts be paid?
• The Land Registration Rules 2003 govern which aspect of land registry matters?
• If replies to enquiries are incorrect, what may be the consequence?
• What is the legal status of the title to a commonhold property?
• Which organisation is responsible for producing the Conveyancing Protocol and the Transaction (TA) forms?
• Under what condition can a possessory title be upgraded to absolute after a period of time?
• Under the Trustee Act 1925, when can the Court relieve liability of a personal representative?
• Which account should money received in a property transaction be paid into initially?
• Which form contains completion information and undertakings that the seller’s replies relate to in a completion by post?
• Which deed is used to transfer the legal title to Bam under a Will to Bam?
• Which statement best describes the effect of a Form A restriction in a co-ownership scenario when the sale is by two trustees?
• George is selling his house. A trainee lawyer has been asked to carry out a pre-exchange file review on George's file to check all steps have been carried out in readiness for exchange of contracts. A redemption figure has been obtained for the existing mortgage and replies to enquiries given to the buyer's lawyer. In addition to the redemption figure and replies to enquiries, the trainee lawyer should also expect to find on file:
• Title Possessory does what in relation to prior rights?
• Under s31 Trustee Act 1925, if property is held for a minor beneficiary and the gift carries a right to immediate income, personal representatives may apply the income for which purposes?
• Which of the following would be a prudent single step for the buyer's lawyer to require to help ensure that all parties release any interests they may have in the house and vacate on completion?
• Which of the following is an example of a patent defect in title that can be discovered on inspection?
• When registering a TR1 to record co-ownership, which restriction will HM Land Registry enter in the proprietorship register?
• What is the purpose of the UK Finance Mortgage Lenders' Handbook?
• The application for registration should be completed within how long after the date of the transfer deed?
• What is a key requirement for establishing an easement by prescription?
• Under intestacy rules, if there is a surviving spouse and children, what does the spouse receive?
• Regarding the tree in the garden, what is the legal position if it is included in the TA10 and the contract uses the Standard Conditions of Sale?
• When was the HMLR Portal introduced?
• How much Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is payable on a £275,000 purchase by a couple who have never owned property before?
• A contract incorporates the Standard Conditions of Sale Fifth edition - 2018 revision) and contains no additional special conditions. Contracts have been exchanged and the transaction is ready for completion. What method should be used to pay the balance of the purchase price to the seller's lawyer on completion?
• Flood Search covers which types of flood risk?
• Easements are: best described as which?
• The owner died; executors pre-deceased; personal representatives derive their authority to act under which document?
• The Buildings Survey is described as which of the following?
• What is the primary purpose of the Inheritance Tax (IHT) form in probate procedures?
• Which form of deed is used to transfer the legal title of Bam's grandmother's house to Bam after Bam's grandmother left the house to him in her Will?
• Patent defect is defined as which?
• In the Banks v Goodfellow capacity test, what is included among the 'moral claims' the testator ought to consider?
• What is the effect of a restrictive covenant that restricts use of the property to residential purposes?
• Small payments and administration: What is the upper limit for payments without a grant?
• For the beneficial interest, given unequal contributions, what is the most appropriate form of ownership?
• There are two legal estates and five legal interests. Which of the following is one of the two legal estates?
• Which items are typically raised in enquiries?
• What is the time frame for submitting the SDLT payment after completion?
• Applying for a grant of probate: If the estate is not complex, which IHT form is sent to the probate registry?
• Under rules on property passing intestate, if there is a surviving spouse with no children, what portion does the spouse receive?
• Which items are listed on the register in the described example?
• Vik and Goran have the power to appropriate another part of the estate to pay Ellen's pecuniary legacy provided it has not been specifically given to another beneficiary. Which word completes the sentence?
• A positive covenant on land typically requires the owner to do something, often expending money. Which option best describes this?
• Who bears the burden of proving lack of testamentary capacity in Banks v Goodfellow?
• What is the primary purpose of the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol?
• Which section of the UK Finance Lender's Handbook deals with standard instructions when acting for a lender but not the borrower?
• If two people own a property as beneficial tenants in common, can each leave their share by will?
• In a property transaction, is a solicitor allowed to represent both the seller and the buyer in the same transaction if there is a risk of conflict?
• Which statement best describes Formula C exchange in conveyancing practice?
• In the scenario of the first plot of a newly built estate with a single registered title, which purchase deed form is used?
• Failure to respond to an HMLR requisition could lead to the registration application being cancelled. Which option best completes the sequence of consequences?
• In intestacy where there are children, who receives the statutory legacy?
• Estate agent's fees will normally be paid when?
• Who would be the client(s) when a lawyer is instructed to act in the winding up of a deceased person's estate?
• Energy Performance Certificates are valid for how long from the date they are prepared?
• Which evidence will the buyer's lawyer require to show the surviving owner's authority to sell a freehold property where the deceased owner is still shown on the register?
• What is the nil-rate band threshold for inheritance tax as stated?
• Five buyers purchase a freehold house as beneficiaries in common in equal shares. What will the proprietorship register show?
• What does CON29O cover?
• Which of the following is an example of a legal remedy?
• If registration is delayed, third party interests may gain priority over the buyer. Which option best completes this statement?
• Which statement correctly defines a fee simple absolute in possession?
• Which statement best describes the ownership of property held as beneficial tenants in common in equal shares?
• Which mortgage remedy transfers the property from the mortgagor to the mortgagee?
• A purchaser is buying a house where their son has lived there since 2020 but contributed nothing financially. Which statement best describes the action required during the sale in relation to the son?
• Which of the following is a core ethical framework expected of all staff in SRA-regulated firms?
• Which statement best describes landlord covenants in a lease?
• Which of the following is an example of a latent defect in title that cannot be discovered by inspection?
• Which form is the Fittings and Contents Form?
• Form CON290 is used to raise optional enquiries of the local authority and contains an enquiry relating to registrations under which Acts?
• Which description best reflects a Buildings Survey?
• Under the Prescription Act 1832, rights that have been used continuously for 40 years or more become what?
• What is the purpose of a Certificate of Title?
• In the context of Betty’s identification requirements, which combination below would fully satisfy the firm’s identification process in typical practice?
• Will the Law Society Code for Completion by Post apply to this transaction?
• Which statutory provision governs the creation of a valid deed?
• Which form is used to disclose occupier details in pre-contract enquiries?
• In the described cottage purchase scenario, which pre-contract step would the buyer's solicitor most appropriately undertake?
• Under SRA regulation, when may a solicitor act for both lender and buyer in a residential purchase?
• Which condition applies to Help to Buy Equity Loan?
• What is the fixed civil penalty for non-compliance with an EPC Certificate?
• Which undertaking is contained in the replies to the Completion and Undertakings Form (TA13)?
• The Conveyancing Protocol is published by which body?
• What can the beneficiary or creditor do under probate tracing?
• Under the Administration of Estate Act 1925, which provision empowers personal representatives to appropriate any part of the estate provided there is no prejudice to a specific beneficiary?
• Selling a home that is your principal private residence generally:
• The TA10 form records which category in a property sale?
• What is the residential SDLT rate for properties valued between £925,000 and £1.5 million?
• What is the purpose of a Form A ('co-ownership') restriction?
• Which statement best defines a term of years absolute?
• Which standard condition addresses the disclosure of incumbrances?
• Capital Gains Tax is a tax on profit from disposing of an asset that has increased in value. What is the annual tax-free allowance?
• What is the latest time for completion under the Standard Conditions of Sale if the seller is not in default?
• Under the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol, when does the Code for Completion by Post apply?
• Which of the following is an example of a legal interest created by common law?
• A donor can make two types of Lasting Power of Attorney. Which two types are they?
• What is the purpose of the title plan?
• Which equitable remedy requires the contract to be performed as originally agreed?
• Which statement describes what is included on the mortgage offer?
• Which mortgage type is described as a loan repaid over time with regular payments of both principal and interest?
• What is the best class of title for a registered freehold title?
• At which stage of the conveyancing process would the seller's lawyer respond to questions raised by the buyer's lawyer about the title?
• In replies to the Completion Information and Undertakings Form TA13, the seller's lawyer has given a professional undertaking. What is the nature of that undertaking?
• Pecuniary Legacy example?
• Which statement about underground resources is true?
• In a postal probate application, which form is typically required to start the process?
• Which item is commonly associated with SRA ethical oversight?
• What items are contained in the Property Register?
• What is the typical method of paying the balance on completion under the standard conditions when there are no additional conditions?
• Which professional body issues the documentation granting authority to sell a sole registered proprietor’s property after death?
• Before exchanging contracts in a sale where a co-owner has died, which of the following steps should the buyer's lawyer take first?
• Which principle is explicitly included in the Council for Licensed Conveyancers' code of conduct?
• A title registered just under 20 years ago is described as possessing a freehold title. What is a likely implication for the buyer?
• Under the Transparency Rules, which obligation must regulated firms provide regarding their legal services?
• In a registered title sale with an existing mortgage, who should submit a certificate of title?
• An Environmental Search checks for what type of risks or costs?
• What is the purpose of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP)?
• In such circumstances, which part of the estate could be used to satisfy the pecuniary legacy, but only if it has not been specifically given to another beneficiary?
• Which topic is typically raised in enquiries?
• When is a bankruptcy search typically required in a property transaction?
• When land adjacent to a house is registered as common land, what public rights may arise?
• Which statement about Help to Buy ISA is correct?
• In mortgage enforcement on a commercial premises, what is the primary role of a receiver appointed by the lender?
• Which topic is commonly revealed by searches and enquiries?
• Which form contains the undertaking to discharge an existing mortgage on completion?
• Which statement about a professional undertaking given by a law firm is correct?
• Which regulatory body governs the professional conduct of solicitors in the UK?
• What is the residential SDLT rate for properties valued between £250,000 and £925,000?
• The Transparency Rules form part of which regulatory framework?
• Which item is listed in the 'outdoor area' section of the Fittings and Contents Form TA10?
• The register shows a right of way over an unadopted lane. This is which type of property right?
• Which organisation is responsible for issuing the documentation granting a personal representative the authority to sell a sole registered proprietor's property after death?
• A legal easement is best described as?
• Which of the following is capable of being a legal interest affecting freehold land?
• Administration of Estate Act 1925: Which provision allows appointment of additional trustees if a minor is a beneficiary?
• Which statement is a characteristic of an easement?
• Trust policies and administration: Under s11 of the Married Women's Property Act 1882, what does a life insurance payable to a spouse or child create?
• Which standard condition deals with the timing and mechanics of completion?
• Who must execute the transfer to the buyer in Form TP1?
• Which topics are included in CON29 Enquiries?
• In a registered land transfer, which action completes the transfer of ownership?
• Which document must a solicitor obtain from the lender before exchanging contracts when the purchase is funded by a mortgage?
• In the Special Conditions of Contract, which topic is addressed by the option commonly known as vacant possession on completion?
• Timba dies intestate with a brother, a half-sister, an aunt and elderly maternal relatives surviving. Who would be entitled to his estate?
• During probate procedures, which form is typically returned to HMRC?
• Which of the following is not a legal estate?
• In relation to redemption statements, what is the significance of the 'daily rate' when redemption is delayed?
• Entitlement of Spouses: Which statement is true about acquiring property?
• Which standard condition addresses the time limit for deducing title?
• Which form of Land Registry search is used when the buyer is purchasing part of the seller's registered land?
• Which form would be used to apply for registration of a client's purchase of a property with registered title?
• Which statement describes the action the daughter should take regarding her rights in the property on completion?
• Which step involves the giving of a professional undertaking by the seller's lawyer to the buyer's lawyer?
• How much is the current statutory legacy payable to a surviving spouse or civil partner when a person dies intestate leaving issue (children)?
• A Commons Registration Search indicates what about common land?
• The transfer does not take effect at law until registered. When does it take effect?
• Replies to enquiries raised are described as:
• Which form is used to record how the beneficial interests are to be held in a jointly owned property?
• Which item would be included in the enquiries list?