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bob561941 | 08:18 Fri 26th Apr 2013 | Business & Finance
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What is overage in relation to purchase of freehold property ?
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Overage is a potential right to receive future payments in respect of land. http://www.fsp-law.com/articles/overage
08:20 Fri 26th Apr 2013
Overage is a potential right to receive future payments in respect of land.

http://www.fsp-law.com/articles/overage
How does this question arise in your case, bob? Just curious; overage is not something encountered very often when someone buys a property. Terms of it vary a good deal, generally dependent on the state of the market at the time of its creation. It may be as low as 30 per cent for 20 years duration or as high as 50 per cent for 50 years, being the percentage of the increase in value and the period in which the overage can be claimed.
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I bought a plot of land at auction with overage if I get planning permission it will immediately increase the value by ten fold but there are no guarantees that one would get planning permission

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