Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, The

• Conveyancer's Notebook - news of events and developments affecting property and conveyancing
• Precedents - changes in law and practice affecting drafting of conveyancing forms
• Reports of recent judicial decisions
• The latest tax issues affecting property and conveyancing
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