With the Budget having been well and truly digested at the end of October, this…
Given that National Trading Standards published its Material Information Parts B&C Guidance for stakeholders, there was plenty of information about what it would mean for the industry and how it might improve the process for consumers. You can see a number of pieces of content focused on this below.
As it was the end of the year, it was time to focus on what 2023 had delivered but also what 2024 might bring, and in her regular article for Today’s Conveyancer, Beth Rudolf looked at what was required, from a legislative point of view, in the coming year.
At the end of December the CA launched its updated Building Safety Act and Building Safety (Leaseholder Protections) Guidance which can be found on the ‘Download’ section of this website.
Full details of all coverage in December can be found below:
Is it time for conveyancers to increase their fees? Comments from Beth Rudolf
29th November
Full Material Information Guidance published – includes comments from Beth Rudolf
4th December
Are you familiar with Material Information Parts B & C of NTSELAT guidance? Mentions Beth Rudolf and the CA
4th December
Keep your guard up during the end-of-year wind-down – regular article from Beth Rudolf
4th December
“Instruct Conveyancers early”, Trading Standards tells Sellers and Agents
4th December
Legislation important to keep on the agenda in 2024 – article from Beth Rudolf
19th December
‘So, this is Christmas, and what have you done?’ – regular Nicky Heathcote blog
20th December
21st December