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Emails sent misusing the name Victorimax Solicitors and Zulfikar Lakdawala

Emails have been sent to a member of the public misusing the name Victorimax Solicitors and Zulfikar Lakdawala.

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Cladding groups have joined together to ask the government once again to help fix the cladding crisis

The tragedy which cost the lives of so many of those who lived in Grenfell Tower now leaves hundreds of thousands of people trapped in homes that have dangerous cladding

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

10 housing ministers in 10 years: All you need to know

From Shapps to Pincher, with eight more in between!

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Adverse possession of registered land (PG4)

Guidance about adverse possession of registered land. Aimed at conveyancers (practice guide 4).

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Adverse possession of (1) unregistered land and (2) registered land where a right to be registered was acquired before 13 October 2003 (PG5)

Guidance on adverse possession where a right to be registered was acquired before 13 October 2003 (practice guide 5).

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Upgrading the class of title (PG42)

How to apply for the class of title to a registered estate to be upgraded (practice guide 42).

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Upgrading of title: application (UT1)

Application form UT1 for upgrading of title.

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Agents Beware: reports of cyberfraud phishing emails (EAT)

A number of estate agents have recently received phishing emails, fraudulently claiming to be from the main portals and trying to con them into handing over business information including login

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Welsh Government unveils plans to give tenants 12 months’ protection from eviction (PIE)

Tenants renting in Wales could be given a minimum of 12 months’ protection from eviction under a new Bill introduced yesterday.

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Surge in buyer demand outstripping new instructions means more price rises on the way (PIE)

There are buyers galore – but new seller numbers are failing to keep up with demand, Rightmove is reporting this morning.

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

System which predicts property listings up before they happen ‘proves the concept’ in UK (PIE)

A system which claims to allow estate agents to predict new property listings before they happen says it has proved the concept with a UK agent.

Rob Hailstone February 17, 2020

Mansion Tax scrapped after PM vetoes the idea (EAT)

The government will not announce a Mansion Tax at next month’s Budget.

Rob Hailstone February 16, 2020