Residential Estate Conveyancing

This edition contains new chapters to cover the greater involvement of the building industry in joint ventures and consortia. The effects of the recently enacted Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 have also been incorporated.

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The new edition of this popular and unique work has been thoroughly updated and provides clear explanation of the changes that have occurred in recent years. Charting the course a practitioner will take in the acquisition of the site to be developed and the selling-off of the individual plots, it deals with such things as searches; boundaries; services and wayleaves; tenancies; precontract enquiries; restrictive covenants; options; building licences; plans; planning permissions; NHBC agreements; security for roads and sewers; finance; documentation and insurance.New chapters have been included to cover the greater involvement of the building industry in joint ventures and consortia and the effects of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 have also been incorporated. Straightforward in its approach, with uncomplicated language, it is an easy-to-use, practical manual designed to provide a good understanding and practical advice on how best to approach the conveyancing of properties on residential estates. Designed to assist all solicitors acting either for the builder or the purchaser, it is an invaluable source written by a specialist in this field.