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Conveyancers optimistic about Veyo

Portal promises quicker property transactions

Osborne revamps ISAs and rewards savers

The government could potentially contribute up to £6000 towards a couples deposit on their first home

Constructive trusts and illegal purposes

The decision in O'Kelly v Davies clarifies the law relating to claimants involved in unlawful agreements who seek to establish a constructive trust, explains Jack Dillon

Determining validity

Belinda Walkinshaw considers recent case law in relation to the validity of notices and compliance with statutory procedures

Property predictions

Glenda Ferneyhough reflects on a busy year in conveyancing and forecasts the market's movements in 2015

Rounds of abuse and desist: the games mobile home owners play

Alec Samuels discusses whether residents' anti-social behaviour can be deemed non-remediable

Not so safe as houses

The judgment in Southern Pacific v Scott marks the end of the line for many tenants caught up in similar sale-and-rent-back mortgage litigation, explains Paul Heeley

Avoiding 'tenants from hell'

Most property landlords have cautionary tales about 'tenants from hell' who will have left them hundreds or possibly thousands of pounds out of pocket.