Property and Conveyancing in UK Law
- What Conveyancing Searches Do I Need When Buying A Property?
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The 2026 conveyancing reset: Why upfront data, digital ID, and AI-optimised workflows will define the next era of property transactions
When information is captured earlier, identity is verified faster, and documents are handled more intelligently, conveyancers regain time, clients feel more in control, and transactions stop stalli...
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tmGroup expands digital onboarding solution with launch of tmForms in Verify365
tmGroup, the UK’s leading provider of property data and digital conveyancing technology, today announces the launch of tmForms, now available within its Verify365 AML and onboarding solution. The p......tmGroup, the UK’s leading provider of property data and digital conveyancing technology, today announces the launch of ... ...
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Brexit: Key commercial issues for real estate
Summary – the three things you need to know - It is worth re-emphasising that Brexit will not result in any significant changes to the law underpinning property ownership, letting and conv...... ... not result in any significant changes to the law underpinning property ownership, letting and conveyancing in England and Wales as this is based ... ...
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Qualified electronic signatures in conveyancing: Why QES matters now
With HM Land Registry’s full acceptance of eiDAS Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES), digital conveyancing has reached a turning point. For property lawyers, QES is no longer a “nice to have”, it...... ... For property lawyers, QES is no longer a “nice to have”, it is fast becoming essential. The post Qualified electronic signatures in conveyancing: Why QES ... ...
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Professional negligence: Another decision on liability for identity theft leaves the law uncertain
In Dreamvar (UK) Limited v (1) Mishcon de Reya (a firm) and (2) Mary Monson Solicitors Limited [2016] EWHC 3316 (Ch), Mr David Railton QC, sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge in the Chancery Divis...... ... Division of the High Court of Justice decided that a buyer's conveyancing solicitors were liable to the buyer for a breach of trust arising out of a property fraud. The buyer's solicitors were unable to obtain relief under Section ... ...
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Stamp Duty: What Is It And Why Is It Important To Get The Right Advice?
... ... Minister Angela Rayner underpaying the tax on her recent property ... purchase, highlighting just how important it is to get the correct ... advice when buying property ... Conveyancing solicitor Jackie Murphy at our West Bridgford office breaks down the key ... ...
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Stamp Duty: What Is It And Why Is It Important To Get The Right Advice?
... ... Minister Angela Rayner underpaying the tax on her recent property ... purchase, highlighting just how important it is to get the correct ... advice when buying property ... Conveyancing solicitor Jackie Murphy at our West Bridgford office breaks down the key ... ...
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Understanding Leasehold Conveyancing vs. Freehold Conveyancing
...When it comes to property ownership, understanding the ... differences between leasehold and freehold conveyancing is crucial ... Both have their unique characteristics and ... ...
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Professional negligence: conveyancers on both sides of a property purchase found liable to a defrauded buyer
In Purrunsing v. A'Court & Co (a firm) and House Owners Conveyancers Limited (2016) EWHC 789 (Ch) Judge Pelling QC in the Chancery Division of the High Court held that both the buyer's and seller's...... ... Limited (2016) EWHC 789 (Ch) Judge Pelling QC in the Chancery Division of the High Court held that both the buyer's and seller's conveyancing solicitors were jointly liable to the Claimant buyer for a breach of trust arising out of a property fraud, for which they were not entitled to ... ...
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