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‘Abolishing Section 21 will give tenants security’ – says new Housing Minister

Government says tenants will enjoy greater security and feel empowered to challenge poor practice and unreasonable rent rises.

Rob Hailstone November 15, 2022

Leases: determination (PG26)

How leases are determined and how this affects registered titles (practice guide 26).

Rob Hailstone November 14, 2022

Powers of attorney and registered land (PG9)

Advice on the evidence that HM Land Registry needs when an attorney has executed documents lodged for registration (practice guide 9).

Rob Hailstone November 14, 2022

Charities: advice for applications sent to HM Land Registry (PG14)

Advice about applications to be sent to HM Land Registry to register transactions involving charities (practice guide 14).

Rob Hailstone November 14, 2022

Land Registry votes for strike action

HM Land Registry (HMLR) is among the 125 government departments that have this week voted for strike action amidst ongoing disputes over pay, pensions, jobs, and redundancy terms.

Rob Hailstone November 14, 2022

Warning: Stamped document misusing the name ‘Agri Advisor Legal LLP’

A document has been stamped misusing the name ‘Agri Advisor Legal LLP’ and a signature purporting to be of ‘Nerys Llewelyn Jones’.

Rob Hailstone November 11, 2022

Warning: Correspondence from ‘Ellis Tim’ of ‘Tim Attorneys’

Correspondence has been sent from ‘Ellis Tim’ of ‘Tim Attorneys’

Rob Hailstone November 11, 2022

Buyers delay property purchases by 18 months – warning

One of the UK’s largest building societies is urging the government to provide more homebuying support as research warns of a drastic drop in buyer demand.

Rob Hailstone November 11, 2022

Warning: Malicious email purporting to be from the SRA

A malicious email was sent at 10.36 on 9 November appearing to be from the SRA.

Rob Hailstone November 10, 2022

Client losses from cyber-attacks on law firms continue to fall

Law firms appear to be warding off cyber-attacks more successfully, with client losses falling to £700,000 in the first 10 months of this year, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has

Rob Hailstone November 10, 2022

Agents facing increased AML fines ‘by accident’ – warning

Most agents are falling foul of anti-money laundering rules by accident but the sector could face more compliance-related fines by the end of the year, according to new predictions.

Rob Hailstone November 9, 2022

Think tank suggests halving stamp duty if heat pumps installed

A Conservative think tank has suggested those who install heat pumps which help reduce energy consumption, should have their stamp duty halved.

Rob Hailstone November 9, 2022