Science friction

By:

Fenn, K

Series: Property Week ; 67(37) 27 September 2002, 41-42(2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Following the Land Registry in May 2002 issuing an e-conveyancing consultation document, e-conveyancing will soon be possible. The article outlines what dealmakers will need to know about such as digital signatures; commercial conveyancing and confidentiality. More information is available at www.e-conveyancing.gov.co.uk

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Following the Land Registry in May 2002 issuing an e-conveyancing consultation document, e-conveyancing will soon be possible. The article outlines what dealmakers will need to know about such as digital signatures; commercial conveyancing and confidentiality. More information is available at www.e-conveyancing.gov.co.uk

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