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Accessible documents policy

Accessible documents at HM Land Registry.

Rob Hailstone March 9, 2020

HM Land Registry Local Land Charges compensation protocols

Protocol for dealing with compensation claims under section 10 Local Land Charges Act 1975.

Rob Hailstone March 9, 2020

Agent Qualifications: ‘Get On With It’ says architect of reform (EAT)

Lord Best author of dramatic reform proposals for estate agents has given a clear message to ministers – Get On With It!

Rob Hailstone March 9, 2020

Agent repays ‘non-returnable’ reservation fee after property row (EAT)

An agency has repaid a £6,000 reservation fee to someone who thought they had purchased a property for £83,000 but was later told they must pay £100,000.

Rob Hailstone March 9, 2020

Documents signed and stamped by “Mr Ferguson James”, misusing the name “TLT Solicitors Law Firm”

A document has been signed and stamped by “Mr Ferguson James – Attorney at Law”, claiming to be of “TLT Solicitors Law Firm”.

Rob Hailstone March 6, 2020

Property Log Books – PropTech expert wants cross-industry support (EAT)

The head of a firm that has been creating digital property log books for well over a decade says the house-moving industry should come together to promote the concept further.

Rob Hailstone March 6, 2020

Stamp Duty change set to take centre stage in Budget next week (EAT)

Increasing numbers of reports suggest that the government will use next week’s Budget to confirm a three per cent stamp duty surcharge on the purchase of homes by non-UK tax

Rob Hailstone March 5, 2020

Government Demand Age-Friendly Energy Efficient Homes (TC)

The government are launching a house building competition in order to encourage developers and builders to design elderly friendly homes for the future.

Rob Hailstone March 5, 2020

TA6 Guidance Impact On Property Sector (TC)

New guidance now places greater emphasis on the buyer to research issues which could present problems in the future.

Rob Hailstone March 4, 2020

Electronically signed deeds are legal, lord chancellor confirms (LSG)

The lord chancellor said that electronic signatures ’are permissible and can be used in confidence in commercial and consumer documents’.

Rob Hailstone March 4, 2020

“James Meguire Solicitors” and the website “jamesmegsolicitors․com”

The website “jamesmegsolicitors․com” is operating, which falsely claims to be a law firm in London․

Rob Hailstone March 3, 2020

Emails misusing the name Latham & Watkins

Emails have been sent, falsely claiming to be from Latham & Watkins Solicitors regarding an overdue invoice.

Rob Hailstone March 3, 2020