Online conveyancing

Series: Financial Times ; 22 February 2000, 2; | Guardian ; 22 February 2000, 12(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Government proposals to allow online conveyancing mean that the time it takes to buy and sell a house will significantly lessen. The legislation is hoped to go through by the end of the year and will see the creation of a national database of land information. Online versions of government's 'seller's packs' are also planned.

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Government proposals to allow online conveyancing mean that the time it takes to buy and sell a house will significantly lessen. The legislation is hoped to go through by the end of the year and will see the creation of a national database of land information. Online versions of government's 'seller's packs' are also planned.

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