Housing Secretary urged to help those who completed ahead of July 8th
Leading residential property lawyers have today written to the Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick calling for the changes announced to the Stamp Duty threshold to be made retrospective.
Letter misusing the name of Clarke Willmott LLP
A letter has been sent falsely claiming to be from Clarke Willmott LLP, regarding a supposed “breach of a tenancy contract”.
Documents claiming to be signed by “Tom Ashworth” at TLT Solicitors
A Memorandum of Understanding has been witnessed by someone claiming to be “Tom Ashworth, Attorney at Law, TLT Solicitors.”
Emails and invoice misusing the name and details of Woodcocks Haworth & Nuttall
Emails and an invoice have been sent falsely claiming to be from Woodcocks Haworth & Nuttall, in relation to a supposedly “Professional Services/Legal Consultancy” service.
First-time buyers opting for longer mortgages (MS)
Nearly half of first-time buyers – 45 per cent – picked a mortgage product of 30 years or over in 2018 to 2019, shows the latest English housing survey.
SDLT Bonanza! Mortgage enquiries and property portal visits soar (EAT)
Evidence is pouring in that the stamp duty holiday introduced 48 hours ago has already produced huge levels of interest from prospective buyers.