Which item would be included in the enquiries list?

• A. Planning permission and guarantees.
• B. The weather forecast for the area.
• C. Notices from neighbours.
• D. The buyer's employment history.

Answer: (C)

The enquiries list is a set of questions the buyer’s solicitor sends to the seller to uncover issues that could affect the property’s use, value, or title before completion. Notices from neighbours are included because they can reveal potential problems such as disputes, rights, or enforcement matters affecting the property, which the buyer needs to know about in advance.

Weather forecasts aren’t relevant to the property’s legal status or potential nuisances, and a buyer’s employment history isn’t about the property itself. Planning permissions and guarantees are typically provided through the title documents or information packs rather than as a standard enquiry, so the most appropriate item to flag for enquiries is neighbour notices, which help uncover any immediate or upcoming issues that could impact the purchase.