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Government considering Help to Buy extension (MS)

Ministers are reportedly in talks with housebuilders about extending the Help to Buy scheme as part of a package of measures to kick-start construction.

Rob Hailstone April 16, 2020

Estate agents’ offices will be first to reopen says newspaper (EAT)

Estate agents’ offices will be in the first category of High Street premises to reopen when the lockdown finally ends, a newspaper claims.

Rob Hailstone April 16, 2020

Website for Brooke & Co Solicitors

The website https://brookelawsolicitor․com is operating falsely claiming to be for a firm of solicitors․

Rob Hailstone April 15, 2020

The website “https://www․bdbsolicitors․com” and “BDB Solicitors”

The website “https://www.bdbsolicitors.com” is operating, falsely claiming to be the website for a firm of solicitors called “BDB Solicitors” based in London․

Rob Hailstone April 15, 2020

The website “https://www․tovasolicitors․com/” and “Tova Solicitors”

The website “https://www․tovasolicitors․com/” is operating, falsely claiming to be the website for a firm of solicitors called “Tova Solicitors” based in London․

Rob Hailstone April 15, 2020

Leases: determination (PG26)

How leases are determined and how this affects registered titles (practice guide 26).

Rob Hailstone April 14, 2020

Law Society Issue Furlough Guidance (LSG)

The Law Society of England and Wales has published fresh guidance helping firms looking into utilising the government’s Job Retention Scheme by furloughing their staff.

Rob Hailstone April 13, 2020

Stamp Duty Holiday now: Dramatic call from industry’s most senior group (EAT)

The government has been called upon by one of the industry’s most respected bodies to announce a stamp duty holiday to help the market get back on its feet.

Rob Hailstone April 9, 2020

Regulator (CLC) allows fee deferral to support conveyancers during Covid-19 crisis

A specialist regulator will allow conveyancers to defer fee payments to help them cope with the coronavirus crisis, which has brought the property industry to a near standstill.

Rob Hailstone April 8, 2020

Investigation or enforcement proceedings (court, insolvency, tax) (CIT)

Application form CIT: to access information for use in connection with court proceedings, insolvency and tax liability.

Rob Hailstone April 8, 2020

A quarter of agency branches may be closed forever – prediction (EAT)

A quarter of agency branches may not reopen once the pandemic passes, an industry veteran has predicted.

Rob Hailstone April 8, 2020

PEPA Welcomes Goverment Advice on EPCs – 3rd April 2020

The Property Energy Professionals Association has welcomed the Government advice on meeting the regulatory requirement to secure a valid Energy Performance Certificate on marketing a property for sale or rent

Rob Hailstone April 8, 2020