Emmet and Farrand on Title

Author: Professor Julian Farrand, QC (Hon); Professor Alison Clarke
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780851211480

Previous Edition ISBN: 0851207332
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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Providing detailed coverage of all aspects of residential and commercial property transactions, Emmet and Farrand on Title:

Initial price includes updating releases for this calendar year. We will contact you each year to ascertain whether you wish to renew your subscription.

4 updating releases published per annum.

Covers every stage of the conveyancing process in meticulous detail, from enquiries before contract through to completion, and deals with issues such as remedies for breach of contract, mortgages and planning
Includes exhaustive documentation on case law, statutory provisions and Land Registry documentation
Deals with residential and commercial sales, leasehold transactions and mortgages, and all other issues likely to arise in property transactions
Offers advice on remedies following breakdown of property transactions
Contains full coverage on home information packs, co-ownership (in the light of the House of Lords decision in Stack v Dowden), unfair relationships jurisdiction for challenging mortgage terms, distress (following the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007), Land Registration (Electronic Conveyancing) Rules 2008 and Legal Services Act 2007
Aids problem-solving or clarifying points of law (cited in the High Court decision of United Bank of Kuwait v Sahib where conveyancers ignorant of Emmet and Farrand’s interpretation of the law on equitable charges by deposit were held to be negligent)
Provides in-depth practical discussion of the difficulties you might face and their implications
Comes with a free bulletin service highlighting imminent changes in the law and providing critical commentary on recent developments