Property to the people: making commonhold mainstream
It’s time new rules were introduced to make commonhold a popular ownership model, says Beth Rudolf
7 March 2019
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Grave matters
No, Richard Barr will not use a WHSmith will form even if his 80-year-old client finds it neater
1 March 2019
In a spin
Anti-money laundering procedures are going under the microscope in 2019. Hannah Gannagé-Stewart looks at why no firm is exempt from needing top-notch AML compliance going forward
1 March 2019
Conveyancing Association updates fraud protocols
The Conveyancing Association (CA) has updated its Cyberfraud and Fraud Protocol including feedback from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
4 February 2019
Seeing through price transparency
Canny conveyancers have long understood the benefits of price transparency, argues Paul Hajek; it’s just a shame the regulators still don’t see how informed consent is nothing without context
2 February 2019
Housing court proposals met with scepticism
Government proposals to establish a specialist housing court in the hope of reducing delays have been met with scepticism by the Civil Justice Council (CJC) this week.
25 January 2019
Eyes fully open
Mike Lewis provides an update on restrictive covenants, notices to quit, and a crackdown on onerous ground rents
25 September 2017
Private practice booms in North East
Inward regional investment contributes to buoyant property market
20 September 2017
Conveyancers warned to stay alive to property fraud threat
Be on the lookout for ‘suspicious behaviour’, says Chancery Lane
12 September 2017
Conveyancer referred to tribunal after £1.2m goes missing from client account
SRA alleges East London solicitor made improper transfers and failed to redeem property charges
7 September 2017
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