Some versions of shared ownership leases provide that the leaseholder has to give a right of first refusal to the landlord if the property is sold. This may apply even though the leaseholder has purchased 100% of the property under the staircasing provisions of the lease.
Typically, under a shared ownership lease, the landlord nominates a purchaser and the purchase price is determined by an independent surveyor appointed by the landlord.
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