Conveyancing Handbook
Frances Silverman
Nov 2014 · The Law Society
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The Conveyancing Handbook has been thoroughly revised and updated to ensure it remains the most reliable and up-to-date source of information and guidance on residential conveyancing. Its comprehensive coverage aims to make it your first port of call for a wide range of issues arising from residential conveyancing, from agricultural tenancies to the flood insurance proposals in the Water Act 2014.Updated by expert editors and contributors, the 21st edition takes account ofdevelopments including: Land Registration Fee Order 2013, Finance Act 2013, Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 and changes to the Capital Allowances Act 2001 LPE1 Leasehold Property Enquiries and draft Con 29 Enquiries of Local Authority 2014 flood risk advice Land Registry e-document registration services.These developments, and more, are integrated within a chronological account of conveyancing practice. With its procedural checklists and extensive appendix materials, the Conveyancing Handbook is an indispensable and faithful companion for every conveyancer.
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