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Fraudsters Increasingly Using Email To Target Law Firms And Their Clients (TC)

In recent weeks, the legal sector has been reminded of the persistent threats bombarding law firms and their clients confidently using legal services.

Rob Hailstone July 29, 2019

How do we get Britain building?

New Build property transactions can be significantly helped along by homebuilders choosing their developer’s recommended conveyancer.

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2019

‘Significant’ rise in money laundering reports (LSG)

The SRA has seen a 43% rise in reports of possible money laundering. In the first nine months of 2018 it received 218 money laundering reports, compared with 152 in

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2019

GP Forced To Share Home With Previous Owner’s Ex-Wife Following Property Fraud (TC)

A GP has been forced to share 50% of his home with the wife of the previous owner after the property was sold without her consent.

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2019

Revolving door continues to swing as new housing ministers are appointed (PIE)

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has appointed a new Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and a new housing minister.

Rob Hailstone July 25, 2019

Government Seek Consultation On Section 21 Evictions (TC)

The Government has taken a step closer to enforcing the abolition of Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions this week by releasing a consultation on the private rental sector.

Rob Hailstone July 25, 2019

Ombudsman defends advice on dual fees – but concedes court could reach different decision (PIE)

The Property Ombudsman has defended her advice that a viewing essentially constitutes an introduction to a sale – and not just an introduction to a property.

Rob Hailstone July 24, 2019

Estate agents’ pay declines heavily over the past decade, claims new data (PIE)

Estate agents earned more in 2008 than now, and are among the professions to have suffered the largest fall in pay over the past decade, research claims.

Rob Hailstone July 24, 2019

Whitehall ponders new identity verification scheme (LSG)

A national identity verification scheme ‘without the need for identity cards’ is the latest government plan to end the need for people to produce passports and utility bills before entering

Rob Hailstone July 23, 2019

New moves on Stamp Duty as think tank calls for tax to be halved on homes over £500,000 (PIE)

A new call is to be issued today for Stamp Duty to be halved on homes which are main residences and are worth over £500,000.

Rob Hailstone July 22, 2019

Government makes clear in new consultation that abolition of Section 21 will go ahead (PIE)

The Government has published a consultation on its plans to abolish Section 21 – the process by which landlords or their agents can reclaim properties without having to state a

Rob Hailstone July 22, 2019

Government pledges to beef up anti-money laundering elements of new Bill (EAT)

The government has published its response to an MPs’ committee’s comments on overseas buyers of properties in the UK – and the aim is to tighten the overall anti-money laundering

Rob Hailstone July 19, 2019