Description
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- TA6 and TA7 forms
- Data (Use and Access) Act 2025
- Law Society’s Climate Change and Property Practice Note 2025
- transparency requirements
- digital ID
- building safety.
Contents
A. Preliminary matters;
B. Pre-exchange;
C. Exchange;
D. Title;
E. Pre-completion;
F. Completion;
G. Post-completion;
H. Lenders;
I. New properties;
J. Sales of part;
K. Leaseholds;
L. Commonhold;
M. Delay and remedies;
N. Costs;
Appendices.
About the Editor
Frances Silverman is a solicitor and formerly a reader at the University of Law. She is also the author of and contributor to a number of books on conveyancing and professional conduct. Frances is a retired judge from both the First-tier Property Tribunal and Employment Tribunal and is a founder member of the Institute of Expert Witnesses.
Reviews
This handbook has been the profession’s lodestar – the book you reach for when your brain whispers, ‘surely someone’s written this down before’. Frances Silverman once again delivers a volume that is equal parts comfort blanket and compliance manual...The 32nd edition lands in a property market that has barely caught its breath. Between the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, the Building Safety Act, and the incoming Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, there is scarcely a paragraph of the law left untouched. Silverman manages to corral this legislative menagerie into a readable order, without losing her dry wit or patience with poor drafting. The new preface, dated 1 August 2025, reads like a dispatch from the front – concise, realistic and quietly heroic about the sheer velocity of change. Anna Newport.
Book Information
ISBN 9781784462666
Format Hardback
Pages 1,416
Publisher The Law Society
