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Conveyancing Handbook, 32nd edition

Published: October 2025
£130.00
ISBN:
9781784462666
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The Conveyancing Handbook has been an indispensable resource for those navigating the complexities of conveyancing for over 32 years. It takes the reader step by step through transactions so nothing is overlooked.
 
This year’s edition has been extensively updated to include the most recent guidance on the law and good practice and is an essential resource for answering queries arising from day-to-day property transactions.
 
The 32nd edition includes the latest guidance and information on:
  • 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.
Throughout the book reference is made at appropriate points to the SRA Standards and Regulations, the Law Society Conveyancing Protocol (2019), the Standard Conditions of Sale and the Code for Completion.
 
Appendices include Law Society protocol, codes and formulae; and other Law Society practice information.

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

Although physical books are becoming less of a feature of modern law offices, particularly since Covid 19, many practitioners still need a straightforward introduction to a topic. This is often easier to find in a physical book than via a search engine. This is one publication which I for one will  always have space for. Review of previous edition, William Hanbury, Circuit judge sitting in civil law based at Newcastle and Sheffield formerly a Barrister at Exchange Chambers.

 

Book Information

ISBN 9781784462666
Format Hardback
Pages 1,416
Publisher The Law Society