Is there a more important and time-consuming document in the conveyancing process than the Report on Title? Yet most firms do not update this critical precedent more than once every couple of years.
Lexsure have arranged a 30 minute webinar by one of their conveyancing experts focusing on what a Report on Title should cover and what some of the more progressive firms are now including by way of advice and caveats in their Report on Titles.
The webinar, amongst other matters, will shed some light on:
-New areas of clarification for buyers and precedent wording
-Should you have one precedent or many?
-How new technologies can recycle newly drafted sections
-Leasehold sections - a focus on unexpired lease terms.
The webinar is scheduled for Midday 1st March
Solicitors interested in the webinar can register here
Lexsure have arranged a 30 minute webinar by one of their conveyancing experts focusing on what a Report on Title should cover and what some of the more progressive firms are now including by way of advice and caveats in their Report on Titles.
The webinar, amongst other matters, will shed some light on:
-New areas of clarification for buyers and precedent wording
-Should you have one precedent or many?
-How new technologies can recycle newly drafted sections
-Leasehold sections - a focus on unexpired lease terms.
The webinar is scheduled for Midday 1st March
Solicitors interested in the webinar can register here
When you say report on title do you mean a pre contract report to the client as opposed to the report or title or certificate of title for the lender?
ReplyDeleteROT means Pre-Contract report
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