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Lend a hand
Solicitors Journal

Lend a hand

Do not underestimate the importance of complying with mortgage lenders' requirements, warns Richard Twyford as he explains how you can meet their standards
Direct delivery
Solicitors Journal

Direct delivery

The VAT exemption for cost sharing groups will improve the delivery of services by not-for-profit organisations, says Shivaji Shiva, but there are still obstacles and concerns to tackle
The Energy Act
Solicitors Journal

The Energy Act

How will the government's 'green deal' affect conveyancers and their clients? John Coulter reports
No damage done
Solicitors Journal

No damage done

Abolishing experts' immunity won't change anything, argues Seamus Smyth
Estate planning update
Solicitors Journal

Estate planning update

Susi Dunn reviews inheritance tax, testamentary capacity, changes to the forfeiture rules and the Law Commission's proposals for reform to intestacy and family provision claims
Solicitor advocates, unite
Solicitors Journal

Solicitor advocates, unite

At times Lord Judge sounded more like an amateur dramatic society tutor sharing a few tricks with wannabe stage stars.
Agriculture update
Solicitors Journal

Agriculture update

Simon Blackburn considers the Wine Regulations 2011, the importance of keeping tenancy documents up to date and registering 'lost' rights of way
Not just a plate of limp lettuce
Solicitors Journal

Not just a plate of limp lettuce

It was just the kind of news I like to read: exercise is bad for you. One of my perennial new year's resolutions is 'to do less gardening' and each year I have stuck to that resolution unflinchingly, however tempting it is to break it.