Conveyancer/Assistant Partnership
Title:
Become invaluable to fee earners
Overview:
This course appreciates the close bond that is required between fee earners and support staff.
Duration:
10 weeks: 5 sessions for the conveyancer and 5 sessions for the assistant: 1 hour per session.
Category:
All Levels.
Fee:
£550.00 (per delegate)
Contents:
The following practice guides shall be examined:
- PG1 – First registrations
- PG3 – Cautions against first registration
- PG4 – Adverse possession of registered land
- PG8 – Execution of deeds
- PG9 – Powers of attorney and registered land
- PG12 – Official searches
- PG19 – Notices, restrictions and protection of third-party interests
- PG20 – Home rights and applications under the Family Law Act 1996
- PG25 – Leases: when to register
- PG50 – Requisition and cancellation procedures
Course Details:
This course bundle has been designed to allow the conveyancer to participate in the more complex courses, while the assistant can participate in the courses designed to assist a conveyancer. Areas covered under this bundle include:
- the procedure to follow when applying for first registration of an unregistered estate
- the nature and effect of a caution is explained as well as the processes involved in registering and dealing with caution titles
- the procedure to follow when applying for adverse possession of registered land and what to do if served with notice of such an application
- guidance on the execution of deeds and how to ensure your execution clause is compliant
- guidance on what evidence HM Land Registry requires when an attorney is used to execute a deed
- the purpose and effect of the different types of official searches are discussed and how to apply for an official search
- the different types of notices and restrictions are explained and how to register them. The effect of existing registered notices and restrictions on new applications are also discussed
- how to make an application to protect, renew or cancel a home rights notice arising under the Family Law Act 1996
- advice on how to deal with compulsory and voluntary registration aspects of leasehold estates
- how to avoid requisitions and what to do if they arise.
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge Base:
Offering extra support to team members and gaining confidence as a member of the team.
Skills Base:
Accentuating your ability in your role as a conveyancer or support staff.
Structure:
Online:
Home or from work. Courses shall be conducted online in a live workshop setting, where you will have the opportunity to interact with your trainer and other participants.
In Person:
Courses can be delivered in person where one of our company trainers will attend your place of work and conduct the training session on a face-to-face basis (option is available only for 10+ delegates).
Recommended courses to complement this course bundle:
- PG5 – Adverse possession of (1) unregistered land and (2) registered land where a right to be registered was acquired before 13 October 2003
- PG6 – Devolution on the death of a registered proprietor
- PG10 – Index map: official search
- PG11 – Inspection and application for official copies
- PG31 – Discharge of charges
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First Registration
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Conveyancer/ Assistant Partnership
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Precision Learning
Q&A's offered after each training session
Flexible Environment
Learning in the comfort of your own home or in an office environment
Full Support
Comprehensive and key notes provided after each session
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