licensed conveyancer definition
licensed conveyancer means a person authorised to provide conveyancing and in some situations probate services by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers.
licensed conveyancer means the holder of a licence in force under the Conveyancers Licensing Act 1992.
licensed conveyancer means a person who holds a licence in force under this Part;
More Definitions of licensed conveyancer
licensed conveyancer means the holder of a licence in force under the Conveyancers Licensing Act 2003. "listed business" means a business prescribed for the purposes of paragraph (a) of the definition of "retail shop" (including a business for the time being specified in Schedule 1). "outgoings" —see section 3A. "party" means the lessor or the lessee under a retail shop lease. "permanent retail market" —see section 6B. "premises" includes a defined area (for example, a stall in a market) in a building or other permanent structure. "Registrar" means the Registrar of Retail Tenancy Disputes referred to in Part 8. "retail shop" means premises that:
licensed conveyancer. A person who has a legal qualification allowing them to do conveyancing. Listed Buildings – Listed Buildings are protected by the Local Authority. Properties that are listed are subject to planning restrictions. Local Search – This is a search made by the conveyancer on behalf of the buyer or in the case of a re mortgage on behalf of the Lender. The Local Authority will provide information in their records concerning the property. Although it’s called a local search it deals only with a specific property and not the locality. Local Search Indemnity Insurance – This insurance is used on re-mortgages where there is no need to carry out a full local authority search and protects the Lender from financial loss. It is sometimes used on a purchase where there is insufficient time to make a full Local Search if the lender permits.