Restrictions and leasehold properties (PG19A)
A guide to restrictions on registered leasehold titles and what to do when complying with a restriction causes difficulties.
Eighth Local Authority Digitises Land Charges (TC)
Peterborough became the 8th local authority to migrate and digitise their local land charges (LLC) with HM Land Registry (HMLR).
Major fire hits Law Society’s historic headquarter (LF)
Twenty five fire engines and around 150 firefighters were called to deal with a fire at the Law Society’s headquarters on Chancery Lane on Saturday evening.
Lawyers could be forced to sign up to comparison websites (LF)
Law firms, chambers and other legal services providers could be forced to sign up to comparison websites so that clients can let others know about the quality of service they […]
Phil Spencer: which areas of the moving process do consumers least understand? (EAT)
Unfortunately for consumers, buying and selling properties is rarely plain sailing.
Misusing the name Hugo Moore
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Hugo Moore.
The website “harrywilliamsllp.com” and “Harry Williams LLP”
The website “harrywilliamsllp.com” is operating, claiming to be for a firm of “attorneys” called “Harry Williams LLP” based in Manchester․
HM Land Registry: gender pay gap report and data 2019
Data on the difference in men and women’s average earnings for employees of HM Land Registry.
All Change: new TA6 Property Information Form launches next week (EAT)
The Law Society has announced that there will be a new TA6 Property Information Form launching next week, on Friday February 7.
Warning: Emails misusing the name of Oliver Hughes
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Oliver Hughes regarding a voicemail and providing links which may contain malware if opened.
Major Lender Changes Instructions For Searches In Lenders’ Handbook (TC)
Fleet Mortgages now recognises the Search Code and Formal Search Code Recognition in its Part 2 of the UK Lenders Handbook.
Don’t use an online agent! Lawyer makes warning to sellers (EAT)
A leading property lawyer is urging sellers not to use online agents because to do so would be “a gamble”.