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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.2

                       Dated the 30th day of August 2000

                              (1) ROOTMEAD LIMITED

                                    - AND -

                              (2) BELDRAY LIMITED

                                    - AND -

                       (3) KRUG INTERNATIONAL(UK) LIMITED

                         Counterpart/REVERSIONARY LEASE

                                       of

                 Land and premises at Barton Industrial Estate,
              Mount Pleasant, Beldray Road, Bilston, West Midlands

                                   GOLDSMITHS
                                94 Jermyn Street
                                     London
                                    SW1Y 6JE

                             Tel No. 0171 930 3666
                             Fax No. 0171 930 2985
                                    Ref: RJB

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THIS LEASE is made the 30th day of August 2000

BETWEEN:

(1)  ROOTMEAD LIMITED the registered office of which is at 8 Baker Street,
     London W1M 1DA Company Registration No. 02129535 ("the Landlord"); and

(2)  BELDRAY LIMITED the registered office of which is at PO Box 20, Beldray
     Road, Bilston, West Midlands WV14 7NF Company Registration No. 62665 ("the
     Tenant"); and

(3)  KRUG INTERNATIONAL (UK) LIMITED the registered office of which is at PO
     Box 20, Beldray Road, Bilston, West Midlands WV14 7NF Company Registration
     No. 516171 ("the Guarantor")

NOW THIS DEED WITNESSES as follows:

1.   DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

     For all purposes of this Lease the terms defined in this clause have the
     meanings specified.

1.1  Interpretation of this Lease

     The expression "this Lease" includes (unless expressly stated to the
     contrary) any document supplemental to or collateral with this document or
     entered into in accordance with this document except the Previous Lease.

1.2  The Premises

     "The Premises" means all those land and premises at Barton Industrial
     Estate, Mount Pleasant, Beldray Road, Bilston, West Midlands being the
     premises demised by the Previous Lease.

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1.3    The Previous Lease

       "The Previous Lease" means a lease dated 8th June 1979 and made between
       (1) Barton Industrial Park Limited (2) the Tenant and (3)
       Butterfield-Harvey Limited by which the Premises were demised to the
       Tenant for a term of 35 years from 25 March 1979 as varied by deeds
       dated;

1.3.1  8 February 1980 made between The Norwich Union Life Insurance Society
       (1) the Tenant (2) and Butterfield Harvey Limited (3)

1.3.2  24 November 1986 made between The Norwich union Life Insurance Society
       Limited (1) and the Tenant (2)

1.3.3  21 June 1995 made between the Landlord (1) the Tenant (2) and the
       Surety (3)

1.4    The Term

       The term hereby granted shall include any statutory continuation or
       extension thereof.

1.5    VAT

       "VAT" means value added tax or any other tax of a similar nature and
       unless otherwise expressly stated all references to rents or other sums
       payable by the Tenant are exclusive of VAT.

2.     RECITALS

2.1    Vesting of the Premises and the reversion

       The Previous Lease remains vested in by the Tenant and the reversion
       immediately expectant on the expiry of the term granted by the Previous
       Lease is now vested in the Landlord.

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2.2   Agreement for Reversionary Lease

      The Landlord and the Tenant and the Guarantor have agreed that the
      Landlord grant a reversionary lease of the Premises to the Tenant on the
      terms appearing below.

3.    DEMISE

      The Landlord demises the Premises to the Tenant, excepting and reserving
      to the Landlord the matters excepted and reserved by the Previous Lease,
      to hold the Premises to the Tenant together with the rights granted by the
      Previous Lease for the term of years commencing immediately following the
      expiry of the Previous Lease and expiring on 24 March 2019 yielding and
      paying to the Landlord in like manner as under the Previous Lease the
      Basic Rent and the Heating Rent reserved and payable under the Previous
      Lease immediately prior to the expiry of the Previous Lease on 24 March
      2014 (but subject to the provisions in this Lease for rent review on 25
      March 2014) payable under this Lease without any deduction or set-off by
      equal quarterly payments in advance on the usual quarter days in every
      year and proportionately for any period of less than a year, the first
      payment, being a proportionate sum in respect of the period from the
      expiry of the Previous Lease to the next quarter day after that date to
      be paid immediately on the expiry of the Previous Lease.

4.    TERMS OF THIS LEASE

      This Lease is made upon the same terms and subject to the same covenants,
      provisos and conditions as are contained in the Previous Lease (except as
      to the amounts of the Basic Rent and the Heating Rent reserved and
      defined by the Previous Lease and the term of years granted thereby and
      except as modified in the Schedule to this Lease) so that this Lease is
      to be construed and take effect as if those terms, covenants, provisos
      and conditions were (except as above) repeated in this Lease in full with
      such modifications only as are necessary to make them applicable to this
      demise and the parties to this Lease except that the

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      covenants given by the Landlord and the Tenant and the Guarantor are to
      be construed as if they had been given at the date of the Previous Lease.

5.    COVENANTS

5.1   The Tenant's Covenants

      The Tenant covenants with the Landlord to observe and perform all the
      covenants and conditions on its part contained in the Previous Lease as
      modified as above

5.2   The Landlord's Covenants

      The Landlord covenants with the Tenant to observe and perform all the
      covenants and conditions on the landlord's part contained in the Previous
      Lease as modified above

5.3   The Guarantor Covenants

      The Guarantor covenants with the Landlord to observe and perform all the
      covenants and conditions on the part of the surety contained in clause 6
      of the Previous Lease as modified above

6.    NEW/OLD LEASE

      This Lease is (but the Previous Lease is not) a new tenancy for the
      purposes of section 1 of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995

7.    AVOIDANCE IF PREVIOUS LEASE DETERMINED

      If the term of years granted by the Previous Lease is determined under
      the proviso for re-entry contained in it, then this Lease is to become
      absolutely void

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8.   NO AGREEMENT FOR LEASE

     The Landlord and the Tenant and the Guarantor hereby verify that there is
     no agreement for lease to which this Lease gives effect.

IN WITNESS whereof the parties have executed this Lease as a deed and delivered
it the day and year first before written.

                                    SCHEDULE
                Schedule of Modifications to the Previous Lease

1.   Clause 2(11) of the Previous Lease shall be read as if the words "classes
     IV and X of the Town and Country Planning Use Classes Order 1972" were
     deleted and the words "Classes B2 and B8 of the Town and Country Planning
     (Use Classes) Order 1987" were substituted therefor.

2.   Clause 2(12) of the Previous Lease shall be read as if:

2.1  The following words were added to the end of Sub Clause (e) to Clause
     2(12)(b) of the Previous Lease:-

     "an authorised guarantee agreement from the assigning tenant with the
     Landlord in a form reasonably required by the Landlord in accordance with
     S.16 of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 and"

2.2  The following sub-clause (f) was added after sub clause (a) to Clause
     2(12)(b) and before clause 2(13) of the Previous Lease:-

     "PROVIDED THAT pursuant to s.19(1A) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927
     (as amended) the Landlord may withhold consent for an assignment if -
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         (a)      the proposed assignee is reasonably expected to be materially
                  less able than the then current Tenant to observe and perform
                  the tenant's obligations under this Lease; or

         (b)      the financial standing of the proposed assignee is such that,
                  having regard to the provisions of this Lease (disregarding
                  the authorised guarantee agreement referred to in sub clause
                  (a) to Clause 2(12)(b) of this Lease) and to the effect of s.5
                  of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 and all other
                  relevant matters, the value of the Landlord's reversion to
                  this Lease would be materially diminished if the proposed
                  assignment took place with the Landlord's consent; or

         (c)      the value of the demised premises or the Landlord's interest
                  in Barton Industrial Park would be materially diminished as a
                  result of the assignment due to the nature of the business
                  intended to be carried on in the demised premises by the
                  proposed assignee if such business is different to a material
                  degree from the business carried on by the Tenant; or

         (d)      there shall be (at the date of the application to the Landlord
                  for consent to the assignment or at any time after that date
                  down to the proposed date of the assignment) any material
                  breach of any of the Tenant's covenants in this Lease; or

         (e)      the proposed assignee is not also with the assignment of this
                  Lease simultaneously taking an assignment of the Lease dated 8
                  June 1979 and made between Barton Industrial Park Limited (1)
                  Beldray Limited (2) and Butterfield-Harvey Limited (3) (herein
                  referred to as "the Previous Lease") if the Previous Lease is
                  still subsisting at that time

and any dispute as to any of foregoing shall be determined by an independent
surveyor appointed (in default of joint appointment) at the request of either
the Landlord or the Tenant by the President for the time being of the Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors and such surveyor shall act as an expert and
not an arbitrator
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and his decision shall be final and binding on the parties and he shall have
power to determine how the costs of his determination shall be borne between the
parties."

3.       Clause 2(33) of the Previous Lease shall be read as if the words "and
         in the Previous Lease" were added after the words "this Lease" in
         line 8.

4.       Clause 2(34) of the Previous Lease shall be read as if the words "and
         contained in the Previous Lease" were added after the words "herein
         contained" in line 8.

5.       Clause 3(2) of the Previous Lease shall be read as if the year "1996"
         was substituted for the year "1950".

6.       Clause 3 of the Previous Lease shall be read as if clause 3(3) was
         deleted and as if clause 3(4) was renumbered Clause 3(3).

7.       Clause 5 of the Previous Lease shall be read as if:

7.1      Clause 5(1) was deleted and the following substituted therefor:

         "5(1) THE Basic Rent hereby reserved shall be reviewed on 25 March 2014
         (referred to as "the review date") and shall be adjusted in an upward
         direction only in accordance with the following provisions only"

7.2      In clause 5(2)

7.2.1    the word "the" was substituted for the words "each" in line 1

7.2.2    the words "but including the provisions for rent review" were inserted
         after "other than the amount of rent" in line 6

7.2.3    the words "ten years" were substituted for the words "this Lease
         unexpired" in line 9
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7.3      In clauses 5(5) 5(6) and 5(8) the words "of the term of the Previous
         Lease" were inserted after "the immediately preceding period of five
         years" wherever they appear

7.4      In clause 5(7) the word "next" was deleted from line 7.

7.5      In clause 5(8)(i) and (ii) the word "the" was substituted for the word
         "each" in line 2

Executed as a deed and
delivered by the Tenant
acting by

         Director /s/ Marshall Cooper

         Director/Secretary  /s/ Paul Jones

Executed as a deed and
delivered by the Guarantor
acting by

         Director /s/ Alistair S. Firth

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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.3

                       Dated the 30th day of August 2000

                             (1) ROOTMEAD LIMITED

                                     -AND-

                              (2) BELDRAY LIMITED

                                     -AND-

                      (3) KRUG INTERNATIONAL (UK) LIMITED

                             PRE-EMPTION AGREEMENT
                                 in respect of

                 Land and premises at Barton Industrial Estate,
              Mount Pleasant, Beldray Road, Bilston, West Midlands

                                   GOLDSMITHS
                                94 Jermyn Street
                                     London
                                    SW1Y 6JE

                             Tel No. 0171 930 3666
                             Fax No. 0171 930 2985
                                    Ref: RJB

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                             PRE-EMPTION AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT is made the 30th day of August 2000 BETWEEN (1) ROOTMEAD
LIMITED (Company Registration No. 2129535) whose registered office is at 8
Baker Street, London W1M 1DA ("the Vendor") and (2) BELDRAY LIMITED (Company
Registration No. 62665) whose registered office is at PO Box 20 Beldray Road,
Bilston, West Midlands, WV14 7NF ("the Purchaser") and (2) KRUG INTERNATIONAL
(UK) LIMITED (Company Registration No. 516171) whose registered office is at PO
Box 20, Beldray Road, Bilston, West Midlands, WV14 7NF ("the Guarantor").

NOW IT IS AGREED as follows:

1.       DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS

         In this agreement the following expressions shall unless the context
         otherwise requires have the following meanings respectively:

1.1      "the Property"                      means the property described in the
                                             first schedule.

1.2      "the Leases"                        mean the leases of the Property
                                             dated 8 June 1979 and made between
                                             Barton Industrial Park Limited (1)
                                             the Purchaser (2) and
                                             Butterfield-Harvey Limited (3)
                                             granted for a term of 35 years from
                                             25 March 1979 and registered at HM
                                             Land Registry under Title No.
                                             WM166008 and the reversionary lease
                                             of the Property made today between
                                             the Vendor (1) the Purchaser (2)
                                             and the Guarantor (3) granted for a
                                             term of five years from 25 March
                                             2014 to 24 March 2019

1.3      "the Right of Pre-emption"          means the right to purchase the
                                             Property which is exercisable by
                                             the Purchaser in the circumstances
                                             set out in clause 2
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1.4      "the Pre-emption Period"   means the period from the date of this
                                    agreement until 24 March 2019 or (if
                                    earlier) until the Purchaser shall assign
                                    all of its interest in the Leases or in
                                    either of them or the Leases (or either of
                                    them) shall be forfeited or surrendered or
                                    they shall otherwise cease to exist

1.5      "the Vendor's Notice"      means the notice served by the Vendor
                                    pursuant to clause 3

1.6      "the General Conditions"   means the Standard Conditions of Sale (3rd
                                    Edition) a copy of which are annexed hereto

1.7      "Working Day"              means any day from Monday to Friday
                                    inclusive which is not Christmas Day Good
                                    Friday or a statutory bank holiday and
                                    "Working Days" shall be construed
                                    accordingly.

1.10     words importing one gender shall be construed as importing any other
         gender

1.11     words importing the singular shall be construed as importing the plural
         and vice versa

1.12     where any part comprises more than one person the obligation and
         liabilities of that party under this agreement shall be the joint and
         several obligations and liabilities of those persons

1.13     the clause headings do not form part of this agreement and shall not be
         taken into account in its construction or interpretation

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2.       AGREEMENT

         The Purchaser shall have the right to purchase the Vendor's interest
         the Property unencumbered except as mentioned below if the Vendor shall
         desire to sell or otherwise dispose of the Property within the
         Pre-emption Period.

3.       NOTICE OF DESIRE TO SELL

         The Vendor shall give written notice to the Purchaser of his desire to
         sell or otherwise dispose of the Property by making to the Purchaser an
         offer to sell the Property in the form of the agreement marked "A"
         annexed to this agreement and the Purchaser shall be at liberty within
         21 days of the receipt of such notice to exercise the Right of
         Pre-emption on the terms and conditions of this agreement

4.       EXERCISE OF RIGHTS OF PRE-EMPTION

4.1      The Right of Pre-emption shall be exercisable by notice in writing to
         the Vendor within 21 days from receipt by the Purchaser of the Vendor's
         Notice by the Purchaser signing an agreement in the form marked "B"
         annexed to this agreement and delivering the same to the Vendor.

4.2      The Vendor and the Purchaser respectively undertake to do all such
         other things as may be necessary to ensure that the agreement by which
         the Right of Pre-emption is exercised constitutes an enforceable
         contract for the sale and purchase of the Property in accordance with
         the provision of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act
         1989 Section 2

5.       FAILURE TO EXERCISE THE RIGHTS OF PRE-EMPTION

5.1      If the Purchaser shall from whatever cause fail to exercise the Right
         of Pre-emption in accordance with clause 4.1 the Vendor shall be at
         liberty at any time thereafter to sell the Property to a third party
         bona fide purchaser at a price being not less than that specified in
         the Vendor's Notice

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5.2      The Purchaser shall upon the completion of any such sale to a third
         party bona fide purchaser within a period of six months from the date
         of service of the Vendor's Notice cancel or remove the restriction
         registered in accordance with clause 14 below

5.3      If the Vendor does not complete a sale to a third party bona fide
         purchaser within the six months referred to in clause 5.2 then the
         Right of Pre-emption shall continue to apply and the Vendor must in
         particular comply with clause 3 in the event of any further proposed
         sale

6.       COMPLETION

         The date for completion of the sale pursuant to the exercise of the
         Right of Pre-emption shall unless otherwise agreed in writing be the
         first Working Day after the expiration of 4 weeks from the date of the
         exercise of the Right of Pre-emption and on completion the Purchaser
         shall pay to the Vendor any arrears of rent insurance contributions
         service charges or other sums of a similar nature then remaining due to
         the Vendor under the terms of the Leases and the tenancy documents
         referred to in clause 9

7.       DEPOSIT

         A deposit of 10% of the purchase price as stated in the Vendor's Notice
         shall be paid to the Vendor on the exercise of the Right of Pre-emption
         such deposit to be paid to the solicitors acting for the Vendor as
         stakeholders by means of telegraphic or other direct transfer banker's
         draft or a bank guaranteed cheque or a cheque drawn on a solicitor's
         client account

8.       CAPACITY

         The Vendor shall sell with full title guarantee

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9.       POSSESSION

         The Property shall be sold subject to the Leases and to all documents
         ancillary or supplemental thereto and to all leases and tenancies
         created in respect of the Property (whether before or after today) and
         to all documents ancillary or supplemental thereto provided that the
         Vendor shall first obtain the consent of the Purchaser to any such
         leases and tenancies (and documents ancillary or supplemental thereto)
         created after today (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or
         delayed) and the Purchaser shall not be entitled to raise any
         requisitions or objections with regard to such matters and the transfer
         to the Purchaser shall contain a declaration as to the merger of the
         Leases and all other leases and tenancies in respect of the Property in
         respect of which the reversion is vested to the Vendor and the term is
         vested in the Purchaser as at the completion of the sale pursuant to
         the exercise of the Right of Pre-emption.

10.      TITLE

         The title of the Vendor to the Property has been deduced prior to the
         signing of this agreement and the Purchaser shall not be entitled to
         raise any requisitions on or objections to it otherwise than in respect
         of matters arising or disclosed after the date of this agreement

11.      MATTERS AFFECTING THE PROPERTY

         The Property is sold subject to and with the benefit of the covenants
         rights easements and other matters specified in the second schedule and
         the Purchaser shall not be entitled to raise any requisitions or
         objections with regard thereto and the transfer to the Purchaser shall
         contain the following clauses:

"12.1    The Transferee hereby releases and discharges the Transferor and the
         previous landlords under the terms of [the Leases] from all the
         covenants, agreements and conditions contained or otherwise arising
         under [the Leases] or any deed or document supplemental or ancillary to
         them whether past present or future and

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         from all liabilities damages actions proceedings costs claims demands
         and expenses arising from such liabilities or otherwise in relation to
         the Property

12.2     The Transferee and the Guarantor hereby jointly and severally covenant
         with the Transferor to indemnify the Transferor against any liability
         arising out of or in connection with the Property or in connection with
         any obligation affecting the Property and to perform such obligations.

12.3     Without prejudice to the generality of clause 12.2, the Transferee and
         the Guarantor hereby jointly and severally covenant with the Transferor
         to observe and perform the covenants on the part of the lessee
         contained in the registered lease to title number WM143807 and all
         deeds or documents supplemental or ancillary to it and to indemnify the
         Transferor against all liabilities damages actions proceedings costs
         claims demands and expenses incurred by reason of any breach thereof.

12.4     The Transferor is not liable under any covenant implied in this
         transfer by statute for any breach of the terms of the registered lease
         concerning the condition of the land comprised in title number
         WM143807.

12.5     For the purposes of Section 6(2)(a) of the Law of Property
         (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1994 all matters now recorded in
         registers open to public inspection are to be considered within the
         actual knowledge of the Transferee".

12.      INCORPORATION OF CONDITIONS OF SALE

         The General Conditions shall apply to this agreement so far as they are
         applicable to a sale by private treaty and are not varied or
         inconsistent with the terms of this agreement and shall be amended as
         follows:

12.1     The contract rate of interest is four per cent above the base rate for
         the time being of National Westminster Bank PLC

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12.2     Standard Condition 1.1.1(n) is varied by adding at the end "and each
         working day ends at 5.30pm"

12.3     Standard Condition 1.3.6(a) and (b) are varied by adding "unless
         returned to the sender undelivered" after "posting"

12.4     Standard Condition 2.2.1 is varied by adding at the end "or by bank
         transfer to a bank account stipulated by the seller's solicitor"

12.5     Standard Condition 3.1.2(c) is varied by adding "reasonably be expected
         to" after "could not"

12.6     Standard Condition 3.1.2(d) is varied by replacing "those" by
         "mortgages and charges protected by such entries in registers"

12.7     Standard Condition 3.1.2 is further varied by adding at the end

         "(f)     all matters which are, or which are capable of being,
                  registered as local land charges

         (g)      all actual or proposed charges, notices, orders, restrictions,
                  agreements, conditions or other matters arising under the Town
                  and Country Planning Acts

         (h)      overriding interests as defined in Land Registration Act 1925
                  s.70(1) or, in the case of unregistered land, those rights
                  which would be overriding interests if title were registered"

12.8     Standard Condition 3.1.4 is varied by adding "which he learns about"
         after "requirement"

12.9     Standard Condition 4.3.2 and the last thirteen words of Standard
         Condition 4.3.1 do not apply

12.10    Standard Condition 4.5.5 does not apply where title to the Property is
         registered

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12.11    Standard Conditions 5.1.1, 5.1.2 and 5.1.4 do not apply

12.12    Standard Condition 5.1.3 is varied by adding at the end "save so far
         as required by any lease subject to which the property is sold"

12.13    Standard Condition 5.2.2 is varied by omitting clauses (b), (e) and
         (g), and by adding at the end:

         "(i)     is to comply with all statutory obligations relating to the
                  property"

12.14    Standard Condition 5.2.3 does not apply

12.15    Standard Condition 5.2.7 is varied by replacing "unaffected" by "waived
         from the date the buyer takes occupancy"

12.16    Standard Conditions 6.1.2 and 6.1.3 are varied by replacing "2.00pm"
         by "1.00pm" and in Standard Condition 6.2 "received" means the
         receipt of cleared funds by a bank nominated by the Seller's Solicitors

12.17    Standard Condition 6.3.2 is varied by replacing "the seller exercises
         his option in condition 7.3.4" by "the buyer holds the property as
         tenant of the seller or the seller is entitled to compensation under
         Condition 7.3"

12.18    Standard Condition 6.4(b) is varied by omitting "or allowed"

12.19    Standard Condition 6.7 is varied by omitting clauses (a) and (b)

12.20    Standard Condition 7.1.1 is varied by replacing "the negotiations
         leading to it" by "any written replies by the seller's solicitors to
         written inquiries before contract from the buyer's solicitors"

12.21    Standard Condition 7.3.1 is replaced by "If completion is delayed, the
         buyer is to pay compensation to the seller for the period from
         completion date to actual completion except for any part of that period
         for which the delay is attributable to the act or default of the seller
         or his mortgagee or Settled Land Act trustee"

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12.22    Standard Condition 7.3.2 is replaced by "Compensation is calculated
         at the contract rate on the purchase price including any separate
         price for chattels but less any deposit paid by the buyer"

12.23    Standard Condition 7.3.4 is replaced by "Where condition 7.3.1
         applies, the seller is entitled to the income of the property until
         actual completion as well as to compensation under that condition"

12.24    Law of Property Act 1925 s.49(2) does not apply

13.      RESTRICTION ON ASSIGNMENT AND DISPOSALS BY THE VENDOR

13.1     This agreement is personal to the Purchaser and shall not be capable of
         assignment nor shall the Vendor be required to convey or transfer the
         Property to anyone other than the Purchaser

13.2     The Vendor shall not sell or otherwise dispose of its interest in the
         Property otherwise than in accordance with clause 5.2 unless the
         Vendor obtains and delivers to the Purchaser a completed deed of
         covenant from the buyer or other party acquiring an interest
         confirming that the buyer or other party will observe and perform the
         Vendor's obligations in this agreement

14.      REGISTRATION

         Subject to the Vendor obtaining such consents as are necessary from its
         mortgagees and to any charge certificate being put on deposit at H M
         Land Registry if a restriction in respect of the Right of Pre-emption
         created by this agreement shall not be registered against the titles
         to the Property at H M Land Registry within 21 days of the date of this
         agreement then this agreement and everything contained in it shall
         cease and determine and neither of the parties to it shall have any
         right of action whether for damages or otherwise against the other

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15.      GUARANTOR

         In consideration of the Vendor entering into this agreement at the
         request of the Guarantor, the Guarantor warrants that the Purchaser
         will observe and perform the terms of this agreement and agrees to
         join in the transfer to the Purchaser to give the covenants to the
         Vendor referred to in clause 11 above.

AS WITNESS the of the parties the day and year first above written

                                FIRST SCHEDULE

                                 The Property
                            (describe the property)

First all that freehold property to the North West of Mount Pleasant, Bilston,
Wolverhampton, West Midlands registered at H M Land Registry with Title
Absolute under Title Number WM164707; and

Secondly all that leasehold property to the East of Peascroft Lane, Bilston
aforesaid registered at H M Land Registry with Title Absolute under Title
Number WM143807

                                SECOND SCHEDULE

                        Matters affecting the Property
                               (insert details)

All matters (other than financial charges) contained mentioned or referred to
in H M Land Registry Title Numbers WM164707 and WM143807

                                    ANNEX 1

                                  Agreement A

THIS AGREEMENT is made the ___ day of _________ BETWEEN (1) (person granting
the right of pre-emption) [of (address) or whose registered office is at
(address)] ("the Vendor")

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and (2) (person to whom the right of pre-emption is granted) [of (address) or
whose registered office is at (address)] ("the Purchaser")

NOW IT IS AGREED as follows:

1.       By an agreement ("the Agreement") dated (date) and made between (1) the
         Vendor and (2) the Purchaser and the Purchaser was granted a right of
         pre-emption ("the Right of Pre-emption") to require the Vendor to sell
         the property ("the Property") more particularly described in the
         Agreement on the terms and conditions specified in the Agreement.

2.       The Vendor offers during the period specified in clause 3 of the
         Agreement to sell the Property at the price of (L)____ (____ pounds)
         and upon the terms and conditions set out in the Agreement

3.       The price matches the offer made to the Vendor by [     ] of [        ]
         for the Property a copy of which offer is annexed hereto and the Vendor
         warrants that the price is the price offered by a third party bona fide
         purchaser

AS WITNESS etc

                                    ANNEX 2

                                  Agreement B

THIS AGREEMENT is made the ___ day of ________ BETWEEN (1) (person granting
the right of pre-emption) [of (address) or whose registered office is at
(address)] ("the Vendor") and (2) (person to whom the right of pre-emption is
granted) [of (address) or whose registered office is at (address)] ("the
Purchaser")

NOW IT IS AGREED as follows:

1.       By an agreement ("the Agreement") dated (date) and made between (1) the
         Vendor and (2) the Purchaser and the Purchaser was granted a right of
         pre-emption ("the Right of Pre-emption") to require the Vendor to sell
         the property ("the Property") more

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         particularly described in the Agreement on the terms and conditions
         specified in the Agreement.

2.       The Vendor has on (date of Vendor's offer) offered to sell the Property
         to the Purchaser in the terms set out in clause 3 of this agreement.

3.       The Purchaser accepts the offer of the Vendor to sell the Property and
         agrees to purchase the same at the price of (L) (___ Pounds) and upon
         the terms and conditions set out in the Agreement which shall apply
         (mutatis mutandis) as if the same had been repeated in this agreement.

AS WITNESS etc.

SIGNED on behalf of the
Purchaser by:                           /s/ Paul Jones
                                        -----------------------------

SIGNED on behalf of the
Guarantor by:                           /s/ Alistair S. Firth
                                        -----------------------------

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                  STANDARD CONDITIONS OF SALE (THIRD EDITION)
                   (NATIONAL CONDITIONS OF SALE 23RD EDITION,
                     LAW SOCIETY'S CONDITIONS OF SALE 1995)

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1.       GENERAL

1.1      DEFINITIONS

1.1.1    In these conditions:

         (a)      "accrued interest" means:

                  (i)      if money has been placed on deposit or in a building
                           society share account, the interest actually earned

                  (ii)     otherwise, the interest which might reasonably have
                           been earned by depositing the money at interest on
                           seven days' notice of withdrawal with a clearing bank

                  less, in either case, any proper charges for handling the
                  money

         (b)      "agreement" means the contractual document which incorporates
                  these conditions, with or without amendment

         (c)      "banker's draft" means a draft drawn by and on a clearing
                  bank

         (d)      "clearing bank" means a bank which is a member of CHAPS
                  Limited

         (e)      "completion date", unless defined in the agreement, has the
                  meaning given in condition 6.1.1

         (f)      "contract" means the bargain between the seller and the
                  buyer of which these conditions, with or without amendment,
                  form part

         (g)      "contract rate", unless defined in the agreement, is the Law
                  Society's interest rate from time to time in force

         (h)      "lease" includes sub-lease, tenancy and agreement for a lease
                  or sub-lease

         (i)      "notice to complete" means a notice requiring completion of
                  the contract in accordance with condition 6

         (j)      "public requirement" means any notice, order or proposal given
                  or made (whether before or after the date of the contract) by
                  a body acting on statutory authority

         (k)      "requisition" includes objection

         (l)      "solicitor" includes barrister, duly certificated notary
                  public, recognised licensed conveyancer and recognised
                  body under sections 9 or 32 of the Administration of
                  Justice Act 1985

         (m)      "transfer" includes conveyance and assignment

         (n)      "working day" means any day from Monday to Friday (inclusive)
                  which is not Christmas Day, Good Friday or a statutory
                  Bank Holiday

1.1.2    When used in these conditions the terms "absolute title" and
         "office copies" have the special meanings given to them by the
         Land Registration Act 1925.

1.2      JOINT PARTIES

         there is more than one seller or more than one buyer, the
         obligations which by undertake can be enforced against them
         all jointly or against each individually.

1.3      NOTICES AND DOCUMENTS

1.3.1    A notice required or authorised by the contract must be
         in writing.

1.3.2    Giving a notice or delivering a document to a party's solicitor has the
         same effect as giving or delivering it to that party.

1.3.3    Transmission by fax is a valid means of giving a notice or delivering a
         document where delivery of the original document is not essential.

1.3.4    Subject to conditions 1.3.5 to 1.3.7, a notice is given and a document
         delivered when it is received.

1.3.5    If a notice or document is received after 4.00pm on a working day, or
         on a day which is not a working day, it is to be treated as having been
         received on the next working day.

1.3.6    Unless the actual time of receipt is proved, a notice or document sent
         by the following means is to be treated as having been received before
         4.00pm on the day shown below:

         (a)  by first-class post:           two working days after posting

         (b)  by second-class post:          three working days after posting

         (c)  through a document exchange:   on the first working day after the
                                             day on which it would normally
                                             be available for collection by the
                                             addressee.

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1.3.7    Where a notice or document is sent through a document exchange, then
         for the purposes of condition 1.3.6 the actual time of receipt is:

         (a)      the time when the addressee collects it from the document
                  exchange or, if earlier

         (b)      8:00am on the first working day on which it is available for
                  collection at that time.

1.4      VAT

1.4.1    An obligation to pay money includes an obligation to pay any value
         added tax chargeable in respect of that payment.

1.4.2    All sums made payable by the contract are exclusive of value added tax.

2.       FORMATION

2.1      Date

2.1.1    If the parties intend to make a contract by exchanging duplicate
         copies by post or through a document exchange, the contract is made
         when the last copy is posted or deposited at the document exchange.

2.1.2    If the parties' solicitors agree to treat exchange as taking place
         before duplicate copies are actually exchanged, the contract is made
         as so agreed.

2.2      DEPOSIT

2.2.1    The buyer is to pay or send a deposit of 10 per cent of the purchase
         price no later than the date of the contract. Except on a sale by
         auction, payment is to be made by banker's draft or by a cheque drawn
         on a solicitors' clearing bank account.

2.2.2    If before completion date the seller agrees to buy another property in
         England and Wales for his residence, he may use all or any part of the
         deposit as a deposit in that transaction to be held on terms to the
         same effect as this condition and condition 2.2.3.

2.2.3    Any deposit or part of a deposit not being used in accordance with
         condition 2.2.2 is to be held by the seller's solicitor as stakeholder
         on terms that on completion it is paid to the seller with accrued
         interest.

2.2.4    If a cheque tendered in payment of all or part of the deposit is
         dishonoured when first presented, the seller may, within seven working
         days of being notified that the cheque has been dishonoured, give
         notice to the buyer that the contract is discharged by the buyer's
         breach.

2.3      AUCTIONS

2.3.1    On a sale by auction the following conditions apply to the property
         and, if it is sold in lots, to each lot.

2.3.2    The sale is subject to a reserve price.

2.3.3    The seller, or a person on his behalf, may bid up to the reserve price.

2.3.4    The auctioneer may refuse any bid.

2.3.5    If there is a dispute about a bid, the auctioneer may resolve the
         dispute or restart the auction at the last undisputed bid.

3.       MATTERS AFFECTING THE PROPERTY

3.1      FREEDOM FROM INCUMBRANCES

3.1.1    The seller is selling the property free from incumbrances, other than
         those mentioned in condition 3.1.2.

3.1.2    The incumbrances subject to which the property is sold are:

         (a)      those mentioned in the agreement

         (b)      those discoverable by inspection of the property before the
                  contract

         (c)      those the seller does not and could not know about

         (d)      entries made before the date of the contract in any public
                  register except those maintained by HM Land Registry or its
                  Land Charges Department or by Companies House

         (e)      public requirements.
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3.1.3    After the contract is made, the seller is to give the buyer written
         details without delay of any new public requirement and of anything in
         writing which he learned about concerning any incumbrances subject to
         which the property is sold.

3.1.4    The buyer is to bear the cost of complying with any outstanding public
         requirement and is to indemnify the seller against any liability
         resulting from a public requirement.

3.2      PHYSICAL STATE

3.2.1    The buyer accepts the property in the physical state it is in at the
         date of the contract unless the seller is building or converting it.

3.2.2    A leasehold property is sold subject to any subsisting breach of a
         condition of tenant's obligation relating to the physical state of the
         property which renders the lease liable to forfeiture.

3.2.3    A sub-lease is granted subject to any subsisting breach of a condition
         or tenant's obligation relating to the physical state of the property
         which renders the seller's own lease liable to forfeiture.

3.3      LEASES AFFECTING THE PROPERTY

3.3.1    The following provisions apply if the agreement states that any part
         of the property is sold subject to a lease.

3.3.2    (a)      The seller having provided the buyer with full details of each
                  lease or copies of the documents embodying the lease terms,
                  the buyer is treated as entering into the contract knowing
                  and fully accepting those terms

         (b)      The seller is to inform the buyer without delay if the lease
                  ends or if the seller learns of any application by the tenant
                  in connection with the lease; the seller is then to act as
                  the buyer reasonably directs, and the buyer is to indemnify
                  him against all consequent loss and expense

         (c)      The seller is not to agree to any proposal to change the
                  lease terms without the consent of the buyer and is to inform
                  the buyer without delay of any change which may be proposed
                  or agreed

         (d)      The buyer is to indemnify the seller against all claims
                  arising from the lease after actual completion; this includes
                  claims which are unenforceable against a buyer for want of
                  registration

         (e)      The seller takes no responsibility for what rent is lawfully
                  recoverable, nor for whether or how any legislation affects
                  the lease

         (f)      If the let land is not wholly within the property, the seller
                  may apportion the rent.

3.4      RETAINED LAND

3.4.1    The following provisions apply where after the transfer the seller
         will be retaining land near the property.

3.4.2    The buyer will have no right of light or air over the retained land,
         but otherwise the seller and the buyer will each have the rights over
         the land of the other which they would have had if they were two
         separate buyers to whom the seller has made simultaneous transfers of
         the property and the retained land.

3.4.3    Either party may require that the transfer contain appropriate express
         terms.
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4.       TITLE AND TRANSFER

4.1      TIMETABLE

4.1.1    The following are the steps for deducing and investigating the title to
         the property to be taken within the following time limits:

<Table>
<Caption>
                         STEP                                       TIME LIMIT
                         ----                                       ----------
         <S>                                          <C>
         1. The seller is to send the                 Immediately after making the contract
            buyer evidence of title in
            accordance with condition 4.2

         2. The buyer may raise written               Six working days after either the date
            requisitions                              of the contract or the date of delivery
                                                      of the seller's evidence of title on
                                                      which the requisitions are raised
                                                      whichever is the later

         3. The seller is to reply in writing         Four working days after receiving the
            to any requisitions raised                requisitions

         4. The buyer may make written                Three working days after receiving the
            observations on the seller's              replies
            replies
</Table>

         The time limit on the buyer's right to raise requisitions applies even
         where the seller supplies incomplete evidence of his title, but the
         buyer may, within six working days from delivery of any further
         evidence, raise further requisitions resulting from that evidence. On
         the expiry of the relevant time limit the buyer loses his right to
         raise requisitions or make observations.

4.1.2    The parties are to take the following steps to prepare and agree the
         transfer of the property within the following time limits:

<Table>
<Caption>
                         STEP                                       TIME LIMIT
                         ----                                       ----------
         <S>                                          <C>
         A. The buyer is to send the                  At least twelve working days before
            seller a draft transfer                   completion date

         B. The seller is to approve or               Four working days after delivery of the
            revise that draft and either              draft transfer
            return it or retain it for use as
            the actual transfer

         C. If the draft is returned the              At least five working days before
            buyer is to send an                       completion date
            engrossment to the seller
</Table>

4.1.3    Periods of time under conditions 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 may run concurrently.

4.1.4    If the period between the date of the contract and completion date is
         less than 15 working days, the time limits in conditions 4.1.1 and
         4.1.2 are to be reduced by the same proportion as that period bears to
         the period of 15 working days. Fractions of a working day are to be
         rounded down except that the time limit to perform any step is not to
         be less than one working day.

4.2      PROOF OF TITLE

4.2.1    The evidence of registered title is office copies of the items required
         to be furnished by section 110(1) of the Land Registration Act 1925 and
         the copies abstracts and evidence referred to in section 110(2).

4.2.2    The evidence of unregistered title is an abstract of the title, or an
         epitome of title with photocopies of the relevant documents.

4.2.3    Where the title to the property is unregistered, the seller is to
         produce to the buyer (without cost to the buyer):

         (a)      the original of every relevant document, or

         (b)      an abstract, epitome or copy with an original marking by a
                  solicitor or examination either against the original or
                  against an examined abstract or against an examined copy.

4.3      DEFINING THE PROPERTY

4.3.1    The seller need not:

         (a)      prove the exact boundaries of the property

         (b)      prove who owns fences, ditches, hedges or walls

         (c)      separately identify parts of the property with different
                  titles further than he may be able to do from information in
                  his possession.

4.3.2    The buyer may, if it is reasonable, require the seller to make or
         obtain, pay for and hand over a statutory declaration about facts
         relevant to the matters mentioned in condition 4.3.1. The form of the
         declaration is to be agreed by the buyer, who must not unreasonably
         withhold his agreement.

4.4      RENTS AND RENTCHARGES

         The fact that a rent or rentcharge, whether payable or receivable by
         the owner of the property, has been or will on completion be,
         informally apportioned is not to be regarded as a defect in title.
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4.5      TRANSFER

4.5.1    The buyer does not prejudice his right to raise requisitions, or to
         require replies to any raised, by taking any steps in relation to the
         preparation or agreement of the transfer.

4.5.2    If the agreement makes no provision as to title guarantee, then
         subject to condition 4.5.3 the seller is to transfer the property with
         full title guarantee.

4.5.3    The transfer is to have effect as if the disposition is expressly made
         subject to all matters to which the property is sold subject under the
         terms of the contract.

4.5.4    If after completion the seller will remain bound by any obligation
         affecting the property, but the law does not imply any covenant by the
         buyer to indemnify the seller against liability for future breaches of
         it:

         (a)      the buyer is to covenant in the transfer to indemnify the
                  seller against liability for any future breach of the
                  obligation and to perform it from then on, and

         (b)      if required by the seller, the buyer is to execute and
                  deliver to the seller on completion a duplicate transfer
                  prepared by the buyer.

4.5.5    The seller is to arrange at his expense that, in relation to every
         document of title which the buyer does not receive on completion, the
         buyer is to have the benefit of:

         (a)      a written acknowledgement of his right to its production, and

         (b)      a written undertaking for its safe custody (except while it
                  is held by a mortgagee or by someone in a fiduciary capacity).

5.       PENDING COMPLETION

5.1      RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROPERTY

5.1.1    The seller will transfer the property in the same physical state as it
         was at the date of the contract (except for fair wear and tear), which
         means that the seller retains the risk until completion.

5.1.2    If at any time before completion the physical state of the property
         makes it unusable for its purpose at the date of the contract:

         (a)      the buyer may rescind the contract

         (b)      the seller may rescind the contract where the property has
                  become unusable for that purpose as a result of damage
                  against which the seller could not reasonably have insured,
                  or which it is not legally possible for the seller to make
                  good.

5.1.3    The seller is under no obligation to the buyer to insure the property.

5.1.4    Section 47 of the Law of Property Act 1925 does not apply.

5.2      OCCUPATION BY BUYER

5.2.1    If the buyer is not already lawfully in the property, and the seller
         agrees to let him into occupation, the buyer occupies on the following
         terms.

5.2.2    The buyer is a licensee and not a tenant. The terms of the licence
         are that the buyer:

         (a)      cannot transfer it

         (b)      may permit members of his household to occupy the property

         (c)      is to pay or indemnify the seller against all outgoings and
                  other expenses in respect of the property

         (d)      is to pay the seller a fee calculated at the contract rate on
                  the purchase price (less any deposit paid) for the period of
                  the licence

         (e)      is entitled to any rents and profits from any part of the
                  property which he does not occupy

         (f)      is to keep the property in as good a state of repair as it
                  was in when he went into occupation (except for fair wear and
                  tear) and is not to alter it

         (g)      is to insure the property in a sum which is not less than the
                  purchase price against all risks in respect of which
                  comparable premises are normally insured

         (h)      is to quit the property when the licence ends.

5.2.3    On the creation of the buyer's licence, condition 5.1 ceases to apply,
         which means that the buyer then assumes the risk until completion.

5.2.4    The buyer is not in occupation for the purposes of this condition if
         he merely exercises rights of access given solely to do work agreed by
         the seller.

5.2.5    The buyer's licence ends on the earliest of: completion date,
         rescission of the contract or when five working days' notice given by
         one party to the other takes effect.

5.2.6    If the buyer is in occupation of the property after his licence has
         come to an end and the contract is subsequently completed he is to
         pay the seller compensation for his continued occupation calculated at
         the same rate as the fee mentioned in condition 5.2.2(d).

5.2.7    The buyer's right to raise requisitions is unaffected.
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6.       COMPLETION

6.1      DATE

6.1.1    Completion date is twenty working days after the date of the contract
         but time is not of the essence of the contract unless a notice to
         complete has been served.

6.1.2    If the money due on completion is received after 2:00pm, completion
         is to be treated, for the purposes only of conditions 6.3 and 7.3, as
         taking place on the next working day.

6.1.3    Condition 6.1.2 does not apply where the sale is with vacant
         possession of the property or any part and the seller has not vacated
         the property or that part by 2:00pm on the date of actual completion.

6.2      PLACE

         Completion is to take place in England and Wales, either at the
         seller's solicitor's office or at some other place which the seller
         reasonably specifies.

6.3      APPORTIONMENTS

6.3.1    Income and outgoings of the property are to be apportioned between the
         parties so far as the change of ownership on completion will affect
         entitlement to receive or liability to pay them.

6.3.2    If the whole property is sold with vacant possession or the seller
         exercises his option in condition 7.3.4, apportionment is to be made
         with effect from the date of actual completion; otherwise, it is to be
         made from completion date.

6.3.3    In apportioning any sum, it is to be assumed that the seller owns the
         property until the end of the day from which apportionment is made and
         that the sum accrues from day to day at the rate at which it is
         payable on that day.

6.3.4    For the purpose of apportioning income and outgoings, it is to be
         assumed that they accrue at an equal daily rate throughout the year.

6.3.5    When a sum to be apportioned is not known or easily ascertainable at
         completion, a provisional apportionment is to be made according to the
         best estimate available. As soon as the amount is known, a final
         apportionment is to be made and notified to the other party. Any
         resulting balance is to be paid no more than ten working days later,
         and if not then paid the balance is to bear interest at the contract
         rate from then until payment.

6.3.6    Compensation payable under condition 5.2.6 is not to be apportioned.

6.4      AMOUNT PAYABLE

         The amount payable by the buyer on completion is the purchase price
         (less any deposit already paid to the seller or his agent) adjusted to
         take account of:

         (a)  apportionments made under condition 6.3

         (b)  any compensation to be paid or allowed under condition 7.3.

6.5      TITLE DEEDS

6.5.1    The seller is not to retain the documents of title after the buyer has
         tendered the amount payable under condition 6.4.

6.5.2    Condition 6.5.1 does not apply to any documents of title relating to
         land being retained by the seller after completion.

6.6      RENT RECEIPTS

         The buyer is to assume that whoever gave any receipt for a payment of
         rent or service charge which the seller produces was the person or the
         agent of the person then entitled to that rent or service charge.

6.7      MEANS OF PAYMENT

         The buyer is to pay the money due on completion in one or more of the
         following ways:

         (a)  legal tender

         (b)  a banker's draft

         (c)  a direct credit to a bank account nominated by the seller's
              solicitor

         (d)  an unconditional release of a deposit held by a stakeholder.

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6.8      NOTICE TO COMPLETE

6.8.1    At any time on or after completion date, a party who is ready able and
         willing to complete may give the other a notice to complete.

6.8.2    A party is ready able and willing:

         (a)      if he could be, but for the default of the other party, and

         (b)      in the case of the seller, even though, a mortgage remains
                  secured on the property, if the amount to be paid on
                  completion enables the property to be transferred freed of
                  all mortgages (except those to which the sale is expressly
                  subject).

6.8.3    The parties are to complete the contract within ten working days of
         giving a notice to complete, excluding the day on which the notice is
         given. For this purpose, time is of the essence of the contract.

6.8.4    On receipt of a notice to complete:

         (a)      if the buyer paid no deposit, he is forthwith to pay a
                  deposit of 10 per cent

         (b)      if the buyer paid a deposit of less than 10 per cent, he is
                  forthwith to pay a further deposit equal to the balance of
                  that 10 per cent.

7.       REMEDIES

7.1      ERRORS AND OMISSIONS

7.1.1    If any plan or statement in the contract, or in the negotiations
         leading to it, is or was misleading or inaccurate due to an error or
         omission, the remedies available are as follows.

7.1.2    When there is a material difference between the description or value
         of the property as represented and as it is, the injured party is
         entitled to damages.

7.1.3    An error or omission only entities the injured party to rescind the
         contract:

         (a)      where it results from fraud or recklessness, or

         (b)      where he would be obliged, to his prejudice, to transfer or
                  accept property differing substantially (in quantity, quality
                  or tenure) from what the error or omission had led him to
                  expect.

7.2      RESCISSION

         If either party rescinds the contract:

         (a)      unless the rescission is a result of the buyer's breach of
                  contract the deposit is to be repaid to the buyer with accrued
                  interest

         (b)      the buyer is to return any documents he received from the
                  seller and is to cancel any registration of the contract.

7.3      LATE COMPLETION

7.3.1    If there is default by either or both of the parties in performing
         their obligations under the contract and completion is delayed, the
         party whose total period of default is the greater is to pay
         compensation to the other party.

7.3.2    Compensation is calculated at the contract rate on the purchase price,
         or (where the buyer is the paying party) the purchase price less any
         deposit paid, for the period by which the paying party's default
         exceeds that of the receiving party, or, if shorter, the period between
         completion date and actual completion.

7.3.3    Any claim for loss resulting from delayed completion is to be reduced
         by any compensation paid under this contract.

7.3.4    Where the buyer holds the property as tenant of the seller and
         completion is delayed, the seller may give notice to the buyer, before
         the date of actual completion, that he intends to take the net income
         from the property until completion. If he does so, he cannot claim
         compensation under condition 7.3.1 as well.

7.4      AFTER COMPLETION

         Completion does not cancel liability to perform any outstanding
         obligation under this contract.

7.5      BUYER'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH NOTICE TO COMPLETE

7.5.1    If the buyer fails to complete in accordance with a notice to
         complete, the following terms apply.

7.5.2    The seller may rescind the contract, and if he does so:

         (a)      he may

                  (i)      forfeit and keep any deposit and accrued interest

                  (ii)     resell the property

                  (iii)    claim damages

         (b)      the buyer is to return any documents he received from the
                  seller and is to cancel any registration of the contract.

7.5.3    The seller retains his other rights and remedies.
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7.6      SELLER'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH NOTICE TO COMPLETE

7.6.1    If the seller fails to complete in accordance with a notice to
         complete, the following terms apply.

7.6.2    The buyer may rescind the contract, and if he does so:

         (a)      the deposit is to be repaid to the buyer with accrued interest

         (b)      the buyer is to return any documents he received from the
                  seller and is, at the seller's expense, to cancel any
                  registration of the contract.

7.6.3    The buyer retains his other rights and remedies.

8.       LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

8.1      EXISTING LEASES

8.1.1    The following provisions apply to a sale of leasehold land.

8.1.2    The seller having provided the buyer with copies of the documents
         embodying the lease terms, the buyer is treated as entering into the
         contract knowing and fully accepting those terms.

8.1.3    The seller is to comply with any lease obligations requiring the tenant
         to insure the property.

8.2      NEW LEASES

8.2.1    The following provisions apply to a grant of a new lease.

8.2.2    The conditions apply so that:

         "seller" means the proposed landlord

         "buyer" means the proposed tenant

         "purchase price" means the premium to be paid on the grant of a lease.

8.2.3    The lease is to be in the form of the draft attached to the agreement.

8.2.4    If the term of the new lease will exceed 21 years, the seller is to
         deduce a title which will enable the buyer to register the lease at HM
         Land Registry with an absolute title.

8.2.5    The buyer is not entitled to transfer the benefit of the contract.

8.2.6    The seller is to engross the lease and a counterpart of it and is to
         send the counterpart to the buyer at least five working days before
         completion date.

8.2.7    The buyer is to execute the counterpart and deliver it to the seller on
         completion.

8.3      LANDLORD'S CONSENT

8.3.1    The following provisions apply if a consent to assign or sub-let is
         required to complete the contract.

8.3.2    (a)      The seller is to apply for the consent at his expense, and to
                  use all reasonable efforts to obtain it

         (b)      The buyer is to provide all information and references
                  reasonably required.

8.3.3    The buyer is not entitled to transfer the benefit of the contract.

8.3.4    Unless he is in breach of his obligation under condition 8.3.2, either
         party may rescind the contract by notice to the other party if three
         working days before completion date:

         (a)      the consent has not been given or

         (b)      the consent has been given subject to a condition to which the
                  buyer reasonably objects.

         In that case, neither party is to be treated as in breach of contract
         and condition 7.2 applies.

9.       CHATTELS

9.1      The following provisions apply to any chattels which are to be sold.

9.2      Whether or not a separate price is to be paid for the chattels, the
         contract takes effect as a contract for sale of goods.

9.3      Ownership of the chattels passes to the buyer on actual completion.

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