Legal

The Property Lawyers Action Group unsuccessfully argued that the new TA6 form may 'unnecessarily impose substantially increased criminal and civil liability on solicitors.'

This is the first time Gazeal's agreements have been tested in the courts.

'Mixed-use' dispute centred around whether 12 acres of woodland formed part of the garden & grounds of a £3mn country residence.

Propertymark data shows that, in March 2016, 78% of transactions progressed from offer acceptance to exchange of contracts within 12 weeks; in March 2024, the figure had slumped to just 29%.

'While SARs submissions from estate agents have grown, so have the risks posed by fraud and money laundering, warns Thirdfort.'

Naziana Mehdy has joined Fitzrovia-based Spector Constant & Williams as a partner.

Sorting out ambiguities in the EPC system is an example of what the industry means when it calls for certainty from government, writes Ed Green.

Housing redress scheme found in favour of consumers in 83% of cases in 2023, awarding a total of £1.52mn.

Rushed-through Act is 'far from perfect, but it is the start of reform to outdated legislation that was not fit for purpose,' says Propertymark.

Super-prime specialist Parveen Abbas has stepped up to lead the 257-year-old practice's resi real estate division.

Council updates on long-running saga at Chelsea Reach.

Global firm has advised on over £140mn of sales at the top-end resi project in recent months.