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Home » Property Law Journal » June 2018 #362 » Conveyancing: Tricks of the trade

Conveyancing: Tricks of the trade

B P Collins LLP
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Alison Taylor examines recent changes in the law which all conveyancers should be aware of

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Alison Taylor is a partner at B P Collins LLP

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