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Conveyancing Bulletin
The Conveyancing Bulletin provides up-to-date commentary on significant developments in conveyancing and property transactions, including mortgages and landlord and tenant. The Bulletin is published eight times a year, with each issue containing in-depth case notes on recent relevant judgments, and may also feature articles on important issues, updates on legislative reviews and information on other changes affecting this area of law and practice.
The Bulletin is written by experts in the field and overseen by the General Editor, Professor Struan Scott. Over the years, the Bulletin has become an essential aid and reference in the core area of land dealings and contract generally.
Authors & Editors | General Editor: Professor Struan Scott Consulting Editors: D W McMorland, Rt Hon Sir Peter Blanchard, S D Walker, R W Muir (Registrar-General of Land) |
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Conveyancing Bulletin
30 May 2023 03:32
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