Aimed at LPC students, students studying conveyancing as part of ILEX courses and those intending to become licensed conveyancers. This book covers the actual drafting of conveyancing letters and documents; imaginary interviews; relevant professional conduct; financial and tax aspects of conveyancing.
Conveyancing Law & Practice Summary
Conveyancing Law & Practice by Michael Harwood
First published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Conveyancing Law & Practice Reviews
. . . the second edition remains - the best text on conveyancing on the market - the book is comprehensive and enjoyably readable trot through the basic steps, procedures and relevant law. The Law Teacher, Vol 32, 1998. One of the books particular strengths is its skilful blend of law and practice. This is not just a book about dusty old conveyancing law. This is a practitioners bible. Property Law, Iss 29, Oct 1997.
About Michael Harwood
Michael Harwood BA, LLB (Canta), Solicitor, is senior Lecturer in Law at Leeds Metropolitan University. For many years he has taught conveyancing, property and enviromental law at both the oldn and new universities and has written widely on these subjects (including two well- received text books on land law).
Table of Contents
Taking Instructions; Finance; Physical Condition of the Property; Pre-Contract: Unregistered Title; Sale of Part; Drafting the Contract: Registered Title; Mortgages; Formation of Contract; Investigation of Title: Unregistered Title: Investigation of Title: Registered Title; Drafting the Deed; Pre-Completion Steps by Purchaser; Completion; Post-Completion Steps; Remedies; Leasehold Conveyancing.
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