Failure to follow the NTSELAT guidance on material information could be classed as a criminal offence.
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Failure to follow the NTSELAT guidance on material information could be classed as a criminal offence.
The Open Property Data Association has released a new version of its property data standards framework to help letting agents comply with new guidance.
Landlords are being warned after an individual was hit with a large fine for not handing over requested paperwork to the council.
James Staveley, Partner in Carter Jonas’ Planning & Development team looks at how new regulations may impact the development of tall buildings.
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An overwhelming majority of UK estate agents have suggested that the reputation of the industry would be improved if mandatory licensing were to be introduced, according to a new...
Letting agents have been urged to keep up to date with their obligations or expect hefty fines if they fail to comply with complex Client Money Protection rules.
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