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Warning: A website is falsely operating, claiming to be a law firm named Elite Lawyers Group

The website is operating, falsely claiming to be a law firm of the name Elite Lawyers Group.

Rob Hailstone June 7, 2021

Stamp duty cliff edge – are you about to hit the wall? (PIE)

If the busy property market and the stamp duty holiday was like running a marathon, most involved in the home buying and selling process are now about to hit the

Rob Hailstone June 7, 2021

Have buyers been conned about the stamp duty holiday benefits? (EAT)

An estate agency says disgruntled and delayed property buyers are fast falling out of love with the stamp duty holiday, which has added weeks and stress to their purchase.

Rob Hailstone June 7, 2021

Warning: Emails misusing the name of Donald Race & Newton Solicitors

Emails have been sent misusing the name ‘Neil Shoesmith’ of ‘Donald Race & Newton Solicitors’.

Rob Hailstone June 5, 2021

Buyers are turning away from leasehold, claims leading agent (TN)

Chestertons says it has seen a significant swing to freehold within its markets as buyers become more wary of leasehold’s potential pitfalls.

Rob Hailstone June 4, 2021

Cancel entries relating to a charge: registration (DS2)

Application form DS2: apply to cancel entries relating to a registered charge.

Rob Hailstone June 4, 2021

Warning: Email misusing the name of Kayleigh Cullis of Clarke Willmott LLP

An email has been sent using the domain that falsely claims to be from Kayleigh Cullis of Clarke Willmott LLP.

Rob Hailstone June 4, 2021

Government rejects calls to make stamp duty cut permanent (PIE)

The government has rejected calls to introduce a permanent stamp duty holiday for property purchasers.

Rob Hailstone June 3, 2021

“Increase stamp duty immediately” urges senior MP (EAT)

The MP who chairs one of the most important committees in the House of Commons has urged the government to increase stamp duty immediately to stop runaway house prices and

Rob Hailstone June 3, 2021

Campaigners launch second attempt to get ‘pets in lets’ legislation passed (TN)

MP Andrew Rosindell and his supporters say an insurance-based approach is now the most likely proposal to get all-round support inside and outside parliament.

Rob Hailstone June 3, 2021

Mounting pressure on Conveyancing sector as backlog of transactions pile up (PIE)

With the stamp duty deadline fast approaching, pressure on the conveyancing sector continues to grow as transactions soar.

Rob Hailstone June 2, 2021

Updated guidance: New forms for secure and assured tenancies released (EAT)

New forms for landlords and tenants to propose action relating to tenancy agreements have been released by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.

Rob Hailstone June 2, 2021