United Kingdom: Conveyancing

DMH Stallard’s Family Department is proud to announce a significant court victory in the recently published authority of KI v SI [2026] EWFC 73 (B), heard before District Judge Peter Hatvany in the Salisbury Financial Remedies Court.

When purchasing a property, discovering that it was previously gifted rather than sold can raise unexpected legal concerns. Understanding why conveyancers investigate these transactions at undervalue and how indemnity policies protect buyers from potential insolvency claims is essential for anyone navigating the property transfer process.

Mineral reservations in Scottish property titles can significantly impact development projects, requiring careful consideration of ownership rights, legal remedies, and strategic decisions between negotiating with minerals owners or securing title indemnity insurance. Understanding these complexities early in the due diligence process is essential to avoid costly delays and ensure project viability.

Where UK property is held through an offshore company, the dissolution of that company can create serious title problems. Around 100,000 properties in England and Wales are held through offshore companies.

When buying or selling a property, it can be tempting to choose the cheapest conveyancing quote available. In a competitive market, low-cost providers often advertise attractive fixed fees and promises of a quick service.

The Provision of Information (Contractual Controls) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026 (the “Regulations”) will come into force on 6 April 2027.

You'd think working in conveyancing would make moving house a breeze.

The Law Commission has launched a consultation on reforming chancel repair liability (CRL) – a historic, legal obligation that can leave residential or commercial property owners...

Deputies are under a duty to obtain legal advice for property related matters which is both on point and represents value for the ultimate beneficiary.