Category: Conveyancing

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What is Adverse Possession?

Adverse possession allows someone to claim ownership of land they’ve occupied without permission for a set period. Our guide explains the process, from making an ADV1 application to Land Registry, to meeting the factual possession, intention, and time requirements. We cover registered and unregistered land claims in clear, practical terms.

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Stamp Duty Land Tax Changes in April 2025

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a key part of the property purchasing process in the UK. For many buyers, it can be a significant cost to factor in when buying a property. Recent changes to SDLT have made headlines, and new requirements were rolled out on 1st April 2025. What is SDLT? Stamp Duty Land […]

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Seven Things to Look Out for When Converting a Commercial Property for Residential Use

Converting a commercial property into a residential space can be a lucrative investment, but it involves several legal and practical considerations. Here are seven crucial things to look out for. 1. Planning Permission and Permitted Development Rights Understanding whether your property conversion falls under Permitted Development Rights (PDR) is crucial. PDR allows certain changes without […]

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