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Hi pc335, and welcome to the forum.
I believe so, but I'm no expert on CGT. Have a look here at this HMRC guide to CGT regarding the diposal of property...
Yes, I think he would have to, too. If he lives in it for one year, as his Principal Private Residence, then it would be free of CGT on disposal.
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