The TA6 form is a Property Information Form used to confirm information about occupiers. What occupancy detail does it address?

• A. The existence of tenancy agreements
• B. The number of bedrooms
• C. Whether there are any adult non-owning occupiers in the property
• D. The property's planning permission history

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is what information about who lives in the property the TA6 form seeks to confirm. The form’s occupancy section is specifically about whether there are any adults living in the property who do not own it. This detail is important for conveyancers and lenders because non-owning occupiers can affect occupancy rights, potential tenancy considerations, and how the property is insured or financed.

So the best answer is that it addresses whether there are any adult non-owning occupiers in the property. The other options relate to features of the property or formal tenancy arrangements, which are not the exact occupancy detail this form is designed to capture.