Conveyancing CPD: When Should Conveyancers Serve a Notice to Complete?
When Should Conveyancers Serve a Notice to Complete? - Wednesday 27 April at 2:00 pm
Many conveyancers do not often have to consider what happens in a transaction if something goes wrong and the matter fails to complete. Conveyancers will inevitably face issues of default and we may have to face a matter that has not completed. It is therefore all the more crucial to ensure that we are clear as to the steps we have to take if the matter does go wrong and that we are able to draft a valid notice to complete in the pressure situation of a failed completion.
This webinar, hosted by Lorraine Richardson M.A., will cover:
• What are the immediate consequences if a conveyancing transaction fails to complete?
• What do the Standard Conditions of Sale (5th Edition – 2018 revision) say?
• What steps should the conveyancer take?
• What should a Notice to Complete contain?
• What if a lender is involved?
About the host:
Lorraine is an experienced property solicitor, trainer and business owner who is a popular conference and CPD speaker. Lorraine is now freelance but when in practice she ran a branch office and was a partner and the COLP for her firm.
Lorraine also designs and delivers property and legal skills related courses and online materials including the Conveyancing Quality Scheme training for the Law Society.
Lorraine has developed a skill for writing and delivering webinars and aims to produce work that is both interesting and accessible for the viewer. Lorraine is looking forward to the publication of her new book by Law Brief Publishing: ‘A Practical Guide to Residential Freehold Conveyancing’.
Date and duration:
Wednesday 27/04/22 2:00pm (60 minutes)