Convey
The Legal Practice Bill and Conveyancers
25 February 2003
A discussion of submissions made by the Property Law Committee of the Law Society of South Africa that specifically concern conveyancers.Unresponsive cursor?
25 February 2003
Could be because you have a jerky, dirty mouse.What is Title Insurance?
25 February 2003
Giving an overview of title insurance, this article looks at the types of policies that can be taken out in the United States.What is an exclusive use area?
25 February 2003
The author examines the confusion about the nature and status of certain exclusive use areas, the terminology used and how they are dealt with in the sectional title environment.The Beginning...
25 February 2003
In the articles that follow over the years ahead, we wish to create a forum for debating the future of electronic conveyancing or e-conveyancing in South Africa. The problems raised by e-conveyancing are myriad and complex.Money Laundering
25 February 2003
Gangsters, racketeers, shady characters and drug lords will find it increasingly difficult to engage in money laundering as the provisions of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act (FICA) 38 of 2001 come into operation this year.Looking at e-conveyancing in England
25 February 2003
This is the first in a series of articles in which I will investigate the state of electronic conveyancing in England. This article serves as a starting point; it will outline the problems faced and the solutions proposed.News from Homenet
25 February 2003
Homenet, South Africa's biggest estate agent group has entered into a mortgage origination agreement with Bond Choice, a mortgage originator.Property Direct: Conveyancing Online
25 February 2003
Property Direct is the largest solicitor's conveyancing operation in the UK and their entire conveyancing operation is handled online.Opposition to deregulation of conveyancing services
25 February 2003
According to a report on the mpmagazine.com website, the Law Society of England is set to criticise the government's proposals to introduce authorised conveyancing practitioners (ACPs). This follows after consultation with, and feedback from, solicitors.
