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Перевод: conveyancing

[существительное]
составление нотариальных актов о передаче имущества

Тезаурус:

1. If your offer is acceptable then you proceed by applying for a mortgage and informing your appointed solicitor or conveyancing agent of the details of the purchase, so that he or she can then make formal overtures to the vendor's solicitors.
2. In court once I noticed the duty solicitor going through a conveyancing abstract.
3. The reports, whilst vindicating certain activities, stated that solicitors were overpaid for conveyancing, which yielded over 50 per cent of their income.
4. Other changes include allowing banks, building societies and insurance companies to carry out conveyancing for home buyers; "no win, no fee" agreements between lawyers and clients; and the creation of a legal services ombudsman.
5. Of course, it will be returned to you, less all the expenses incurred in conveyancing, when you move house.
6. The recent liberalization of legal services which allows more people to do conveyancing may make it even more important than it has been hitherto.
7. Do not just go to the solicitor who did you conveyancing, or walk into your nearest solicitor's firm on the high street.
8. It is vitally important that the integrity of solicitors is not jeopardised by their drive for new markets to compensate for the possible loss of conveyancing."
9. A solicitor in divorce law or conveyancing will not deal with the music business on a day-to-day basis and he or she will not be able to advise you fully on the terms of a music industry agreement.
10. Also new is the provision for a Conveyancing Ombudsman to investigate complaints against lenders doing conveyancing.
11. In particular, the threat to conveyancing work was viewed as undermining the main fee earning activity of many practices.
12. It follows that the law which regulates the modes in which landowners can exercise this power of alienation - the law of conveyancing - has always been an important part of the land law.
13. LAG worried on three fronts: the side-step taken by the Bill on extending solicitors' rights of audience; the gamble on the redistribution of High Court business when the county courts are already over-stretched; and the unknown risks of the conveyancing changes until the new code is published.