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Welsh housing market reopens (PW)

The housing market in Wales will partially reopen from today, as home moves can go ahead providing the residential property has been vacant for at least 72 hours.

Rob Hailstone June 22, 2020

Notices under the Land Registration Rules 2003

When dealing with applications by means other than post, DX or personal delivery, the Chief Land Registrar may give notice publicising this.

Rob Hailstone June 22, 2020

Charging orders (PG76)

HM Land Registry’s guidance on charging orders (practice guide 76).

Rob Hailstone June 22, 2020

Housing Secretary Jenrick may be sacked shortly, says newspaper (EAT)

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick – currently at the centre of a planning controversy – could be sacked in a September Cabinet reshuffle.

Rob Hailstone June 22, 2020

Rightmove was warned for years to improve relationship with agents (EAT)

The leader of the Say No To Rightmove campaign has revealed to Estate Agent Today that he has lobbied the portal for almost a decade in a bid to win

Rob Hailstone June 22, 2020

Ministry withdraws guidance on new electrical safety regulations after ‘confusion’ in text

MHCLG says it has withdrawn the online guidance and reverted back to the original version while it sorts out ‘inconsistencies’ and publishes a new version soon.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Landmark eviction ruling handed down by Court of Appeal

Judges say agents and landlords who forget to issue gas safety certificates can still evict tenants using Section 21 notices, but decision may be appealed.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Court case outcome gives clarity on Repossession Notices (PIE)

THE Court of Appeal yesterday sided with private landlords in a case which threatened the way they could repossess properties.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Confusion reigns over Electrical Regulations Guidance implementation dates (PIE)

Late yesterday afternoon, the Government published amended Electrical Regulations guidance notes covering private rented properties in England.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Correspondence from Keystone Law

An email has been sent falsely claiming to be from “Keystone Law” in relation to a supposedly unclaimed inheritance.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Ker-ching! Stamp duty refunds soar during Coronavirus crisis (EAT)

A tax and legal specialist says there’s been a huge rise in stamp duty refund cases between March and June – the peak Coronavirus crisis period.

Rob Hailstone June 19, 2020

Emails misusing the names of Ian Lane and Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors

Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from Ian Lane of Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors, in relation to a supposedly unclaimed inheritance.

Rob Hailstone June 17, 2020