What makes people move and what are their priorities? – Survey (EAT)
Living close to family and friends is a top priority for nearly four in 10 people according to a survey.
Are Ministers now planning to limit Rightmove’s market power? (TN)
Government says it wants to give the CMA more regulatory powers over digital platforms ‘where competition in these markets is not working as it should’.
Stamp duty holiday cost government £2.8 billion, latest figures reveal
While some agents have thanks the chancellor for his SDLT-prompted property boom this year, others wonder if it was all worth it.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): useful information for conveyancers (PG80)
Information about pre-existing and new practice of particular relevance in the current circumstances (practice guide 80).
Leases: determination (PG26)
How leases are determined and how this affects registered titles (practice guide 26).
First registrations (PG1)
Guidance for conveyancers on how to register unregistered estates in land for the first time (practice guide 1).
Property pandemonium subsides with end of SDLT holiday (TC)
Conveyancers up and down cheered a sigh of relief as the stamp duty holiday concluded on Thursday at midnight.
We Salute You! – industry tribute after the stamp duty holiday frenzy (EAT)
The stamp duty holiday concluded at midnight, marking the end of the busiest period for the industry – all parts of the industry – in living memory.
Property pandemonium subsides with end of SDLT holiday (TC)
Conveyancers up and down cheered a sigh of relief as the stamp duty holiday concluded at midnight last night.
Legal profession celebrates Black History Month (TC)
Solicitors in England and Wales will celebrate Black History Month by embracing the ‘Proud to Be’ theme, which encourages Black people to celebrate and share the pride they have in […]
Warning: Website for ‘iFS Law Firm, falsely claiming to be authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
A website is operating for iFS Law Firm, falsely claiming to be authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
Warning: Emails have been sent misusing the name of ‘Peter Scholl’
Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from ‘Peter Scholl’ at ‘Peter Scholl Co. Solicitor’.