Conveyancing Matters Podcast

Conveyancing Matters Q&A – Sponsored by: Search Bureau

A series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - When to use Local Search Indemnity Insurance

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In this Conveyancing Matters chat, Lorraine and Stu give their first impressions on the Law Society's proposed changes to the conveyancing Protocol

The consultation is open until mid January

What do you think of the proposed changes?  All necessary or a trick missed?  

Conveyancing Matters Q&A – Sponsored by: Search Bureau

A series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - Build-Over Agreements

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Conveyancing Matters Q&A – a series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them 

 This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - Should conveyancers obtain copies of old Section 106 agreements 

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Conveyancing Matters is delighted to welcome back Noel Hunter, OBE, Chair of the Consumer Code for Homebuilders. 

Lorraine and Noel have a wide-ranging chat in which they discuss issues affecting the new build industry. Noel’s laser focus is always on protection and support for the consumer, and he shares his concerns about new build warranties as well as the wider landscape and whether the government has an overarching strategy for the dizzying array of property reform that is on the horizon.

As ever, Noel is interesting and engaging – conveyancers and those in the wider property industry will find it enlightening.

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In this chat, Stu and Lorraine talk about a wide range of issues of interest to conveyancers and those involved in the property market. 

They chat about the buy to let market and the absurd requirement for conveyancing firms to register with HMRC as tax advisers.

And they cover the big changes that conveyancers  mihgt be facing – the home buying and selling review and commonhold.

Will these big changes ever see the light of day? What do you think about reservation agreements and upfront information?

Conveyancing Matters Q&A – a series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - Do conveyancers think carefully about what searches they need?

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Conveyancing Matters Q&A – a series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - What is a commons registration search

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Conveyancing Matters Q&A – a series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - Notice to complete – should we serve it?

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Conveyancing Matters Q&A – a series in which Stu and Lorraine chat about common problems faced by conveyancers and give ideas on how to avoid them

This edition see's Stu and Lorraine discussing - Confidentiality – who can I talk to? 

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