Change in interest rate linked to bank rate does not alter the contractual term, so statutory charge filing is not required. Where a mortgage deed or charge agreement fixes the interest rate as a specified percentage above the bank rate, a change in interest arising solely from variation in the bank rate does not constitute a change in the term of the charge and therefore does not require filing of the prescribed return under the charge filing regime.
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Change in interest rate linked to bank rate does not alter the contractual term, so statutory charge filing is not required.
Where a mortgage deed or charge agreement fixes the interest rate as a specified percentage above the bank rate, a change in interest arising solely from variation in the bank rate does not constitute a change in the term of the charge and therefore does not require filing of the prescribed return under the charge filing regime.
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