All Conveyancing articles – Page 33
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News
Society criticises Land Registry land-charge grab
No pressing need for registry to extend powers and take over local land charge service, Society says.
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News
Conveyancing case is a ‘clarion call’ for lawyers
The Court of Appeal ruled that a conveyancer’s failure to follow best practice contributed to a mortgage fraud.
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Profile
Assets frozen in conveyancing case
Nitin Khandhia is acting for clients whose funds intended for buying a house never reached the vendors.
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News
Irwin Mitchell buys ex-Halliwells unit
ABS pioneer’s debt legal services arm to take on HL Interactive for undisclosed sum.
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Opinion
Battling to stay on conveyancing panels
Is everyone else fed up with dealing with negligently run lenders?
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Opinion
Land Registry: let’s have a broader view
Plan to turn the registry into a ‘service delivery company’ deserves greater scrutiny.
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News
High Court action taken against firm closed for ‘dishonesty’
Zangir and Nazmin Mehrban claim they are victims of Deidre Newell-Austin’s firm.
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Feature
Roundtable: conveyancing
The Gazette’s latest roundtable discussion, on risk management in conveyancing.
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News
Conveyancing boom exposes skills ‘gap’
Warning over recruitment despite renewed confidence in the sector.
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News
£350,000 ceiling for county court cases
Lords approves 11-fold increase to limit established 33 years ago.
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News
Barnetts enters administration and breaks up business
Four buyers come forward for restructured Southport-based firm.
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News
Estate agents urged to involve solicitors earlier
Help to Buy expected to put more pressure on sector, but legal advice can help to speed things up.
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Opinion
Conveyancing made simple
Chancery Lane’s new portal will help firms manage risk, cut costs and serve clients.
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News
Poor communications blamed for conveyancing delays, finds poll
Conveyancing Association uses survey results to promote new protocol for dealing with clients.
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News
Parish repair fee waived
Church decides not to impose chancel repair liability on the community.
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News
Conveyancing solicitor jailed for 21 months
Timothy Rogers, 35, from Knottingley, pleaded guilty to two charges of making a false statement with intention to defraud.
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News
Central conveyancing panel system
Three major lenders have agreed to adopt a centralised lender panel management system that will relieve conveyancing firms of the need to make repeat applications.
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Opinion
Checking out chancel repairs
How will changes to chancel repair liabilities affect solicitors?
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News
Property portal set to go live next year
The Law Society conveyancing web portal, expected to go live in 2014, aims to streamline the process.