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A buyer is buying an unregistered freehold property. The epitome reveals the following information: Company A sold the property in 1945 to Company B and Company B sold the property in 2003 to Company C. Company C is the current owner and seller of the property.Which one of the following best sets out the Central Land Charges searches (Form K15) ('CLC searches') which the buyer's solicitor should carry out pre-exchange?A. CLC searches against: (1) Company A for the period 1926 - 1945; (2) Company B for the period 1945 - 2003; (3) Company C for the period 2003 - present date.B. None. These are pre-completion searches.C. CLC searches against: (1) Company A for the period 1925 - 1945; (2) Company B for the period 1945 - 2003; (3) Company C for the period 1945 - 2003.D. CLC searches against: (1) Company A for the period 1926 - 1945; (2) Company B for the period 1945 - present date; (3) Company C for the period 2003 - present date.E. CLC searches against: (1) Company A for the period 1926 -present date; (2) Company B for the period 1926 - present date; (3) Company C for the period 1926 - present date.
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