As 2024 draws to a close, we spoke with Ian Quayle, founder of IQ Legal Training, to review the key issues and developments that have shaped residential conveyancing this year. From the complexities of the Building Safety Act to evolving trends like digital...
Residential Conveyancing
An overview of Notices at detailed in HMLR Practice Guide 19
Maria Hardy of Property Conveyancing Consultancy (PCC) and PCC Education Hub will provide an overview of ‘notices’ as detailed in HM Land Registry practice guide 19 and review any changes that took place to this guide during 2024. Notices A notice is an entry...
Boundary Disputes and Determined Boundary Applications
Ian Quayle discusses a case highlighting the challenges of boundary disputes and applications to the HM Land Registry. The First Tier Tribunal dealt with a dispute over the exact boundary between uncultivated grass paddocks based on a 2006 land transfer. Case...
Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council [2024] UKSC 15 (08 May 2024)
Ian Quayle considers another Japanese Knotweed case. This time the Court of Appeal considered whether the encroachment of Japanese Knotweed onto an adjacent property constituted a nuisance and whether diminution in value of land is an appropriate way to assess...
HM Land Registry Practice Guides
HM Land Registry Practice Guides - An in-depth look into practice guide 17 covering Souvenir Land Maria Hardy of Property Conveyancing Consultancy (PCC) briefly explains the benefits of why a thorough understanding of HM Land Registry practice guides can benefit any...
HM Land Registry Practice Guides
Maria Hardy of Property Conveyancing Consultancy (PCC) briefly explains the benefits of why a thorough understanding of HM Land Registry practice guides can benefit any conveyancer, and then provides an in-depth look into practice guide 6. HM Land Registry...
Misrepresentation Claim in Online Property Sale
Can agent's particulars constitute a misrepresentation in an online auction sale? Ian Quayle considers a recent case which raised some interesting issues when a buyer failed to perform the appropriate due diligence. This is an interesting case involving the sale of...
Search Delays Could Be Costly for Your Client
Robert Kelly explores how the introduction of search insurance can effectively reduce the potential costs incurred by search delays for your client. Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget did not contain many surprises for property lawyers, but the unexpected decision to...
Residential Conveyancing A Year in Review
Article contributed Ian Quayle Ian Quayle presents a comprehensive review of the past year, exploring the key developments and trends that have shaped the landscape of residential conveyancing. I have had a little time over the last few weeks to reflect...
Lost or Missing Title Deeds
Article contributed by Tom Warrender What Can I Do Where There Are Lost or Missing Title Deeds? In his inaugural contribution to Property Law UK, Tom Warrender delves into the actions individuals can take in cases of lost or missing title deeds. The...