A slightly longer time frame is a small price to pay for the added stability to the property market that the new mortgage application process will bring, believes Kathryn Taylor
With a greater onus on conveyancers to show they are actively protecting themselves and their clients against mortgate fraud, Peter Rodd shares his tips on how firms can avoid falling prey to criminals - and bearing the financial consequences
Litigators need to propound to their clients the benefits of mediation in property disputes to cut down on the expensive and time-consuming battles through the courts, say Brie Stevens-Hoare QC and Rupert Cohen
Anyone concerned about the erosion of public open space in our cities should take note of Evans v Conservators of Wimbledon and Putney Commons, says Glenda Ferneyhough, as she rounds up the latest developments in residential property law
Overriding interests are legally binding against a landowner even if not apparent from an inspection of the title register or unregistered deeds. Largely these are of considerable historic origin and include interests such as “manorial†rights and rights for churches to claim a contribution towards chancel repair.