Legal estates and beneficial interests: what's the difference?
...as the child is entitled to that. They are holding the property as trustees for the child. If they hold it on trust for themselves, this means no one else...
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Security, speed, affordability: the benefits of lodging certified copies with first registrations
ashadhodhomei/Shutterstock.com Four years ago I provided some top tips on how to overcome the teething problems involved in applying our change in practice on sending certified copies of deeds for...
Drawing the line on boundaries
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Adam Hookway, Customer Policy Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Law and practice
...degree. For instance, it may not show small juts in the boundary or bay windows. We can’t tell you which boundary feature you are responsible for either, though some registers...
Who owns that property?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
Our easy-to-use Search for land and property information service is the prime source for details about a house or flat, whether it's your dream home or simply the place down...
Setting the standards for identity
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Robin Malpas, Deputy Director, Central Legal Services and Abbie Purslow, Land Registrar, Posted on:
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Digital services, Law and practice
...The technology market needs time to develop solutions and conveyancers need time to see what is available and incorporate these methods into their processes. We hope the standard, which incorporates...
How can I remortgage online?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
...offered a great solution for lenders, conveyancers and borrowers both to protect their customers and reduce costs. It also offers an end-to-end digital journey for borrowers – meaning they could...
Flexible digital services, fit for the future
...of the overall timescales. We’ve done this by working with a number of lenders, conveyancers, and members of the home-owning public to create a service that will meet their needs....
Making electronic signatures and digital identity easier to use
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Michael Abraham, Product Owner and Abbie Purslow, Land Registrar, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services, Law and practice
...requirements for digital identity tools for use in land registration purposes. This standard was written to a level of assurance that, if met, the conveyancer would be protected in the...
Testing our approach to faster, sustainable services
Lidiia/Shutterstock.com As mentioned in our recent blogs, about what we’re doing to reduce our processing times and our plans for the future, we are exploring every avenue to improve our...
Seamless property transactions – vision or reality?
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Konrad Rotthege, Co-founder, Conveyo, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
...At Conveyo, we believe technology, in particular data-driven conveyancing, will play a crucial role for property transactions going forward. However, while some firms already embrace technology in some way, others...