By in Training Events, Residential Conveyancing training | 30th January 2020
Conveyancing Law Update
Tuesday 29th September 2020
10.00 am - 12.00 noon - this Webinar will be delivered using Zoom Web Conferencing - would like to but unable to attend? Not to worry, all pre-booked delegates will be given access to a recording of the webinar to watch in their own time.
Speaker: Richard Snape
SRA Competence B
Conveyancing continues to undergo major changes. In particular, estate rent charges continue to cause problems and there is detailed guidance on conveyancing during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Topics covered include:
The latest on Coronavirus
Estate rent charges
Latest on ground rents and mortgage requirements
Septic tank replacement
The latest TA6 enquiries
The conveyancing Protocol
Recent case law
SPEAKER - Richard Snape has been the Head of Professional Support at Davitt Jones Bould since 2002. He speaks at numerous courses for law societies all over the country, various public courses, in-house seminars within solicitors firms and has also talked extensively to local authorities and central government bodies. His areas of specialism include both commercial and residential property, in particular in relation to local government law, conveyancing issues, development land, commercial property and incumbrances in relation to land.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £80.00 + VAT (£96.00)
Non-members: £100.00 + VAT (£120.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this webinar and get the cheapest FREE!...
By in Training Events, Residential Conveyancing training | 29th January 2020
How to Advise on Enquiries and Additional Searches in Light of the 2019 Protocol
Wednesday 30th September 2020
10.00 am - 12.00 noon - this Webinar will be delivered using Zoom Web Conferencing - would like to but unable to attend? Not to worry, all pre-booked delegates will be given access to a recording of the webinar to watch in their own time.
Speaker: Richard Snape
SRA Competence B
Advice on response to enquiries is a major area within conveyancing, especially in the light of fraud enquiries and Mishcon de Reya. The 2019 Protocol and Code for Completion by Post amount to substantial changes in this area. In addition, giving advice on searches and when to have additional searches is of extreme importance.
Topics covered include:
2019 Protocol
The 2019 Code for Completion by Post
Misrepresentation and Enquiries
Raising and responding to Enquiries relating to identity
Disclosure and the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations
The Conveyancing Protocol and Enquiries
Additional Searches
Advice on Searches
Searches and VAT after Brabners v HMRC
2019 Law Society Guidance on VAT and searches
EWS1 Enquiries in relation to cladding
The 4th Edition of the TA6 Enquiries
SPEAKER - Richard Snape has been the Head of Professional Support at Davitt Jones Bould since 2002. He speaks at numerous courses for law societies all over the country, various public courses, in-house seminars within solicitors firms and has also talked extensively to local authorities and central government bodies. His areas of specialism include both commercial and residential property, in particular in relation to local government law, conveyancing issues, development land, commercial property and incumbrances in relation to land.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £80.00 + VAT (£96.00)
Non-members: £100.00 + VAT (£120.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this webinar an...
By in Training Events, Residential Conveyancing training | 26th January 2020
Tuesday 6th October 202010.00 am - 11.00 am - this Webinar will be delivered using Zoom Web Conferencing - would like to but unable to attend? Not to worry, all pre-booked delegates will be given access to a recording of the webinar to watch in their own time.
Speaker: Ian Quayle
SRA Competence B
This is an intermediate course aimed at the busy residential conveyancer. A set of extensive course notes will be provided and topics explored will include –
Key clauses in residential leases – problem clauses and advice to be given to clients
Escalating Ground Rent Clauses – best practice
Repairing obligations – what to look out for
Dealing with service charge – the service charge regime in the lease, and practical issues
The Duty to explain – what should be reported to clients and how
SPEAKER: after many years in private practice Ian Quayle has spent the last 13 years delivering training courses in connection with property law for a number of the leading training providers to the legal profession. Ian has spoken at a number of conferences dealing with negligence in conveyancing transactions and has designed and delivered a number of courses on this subject. In addition he has undertaken consultancy work for a number of law firms and organisations looking at conveyancing systems, claims and complaints. His relaxed, informative, and engaging style, combined with extensive legal and practical knowledge ensures his courses are always well attended.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £40.00 + VAT (£48.00)Non-members: £50.00 + VAT (£60.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this webinar and get the cheapest FREE!...
By in Training Events, Commercial Property training | 16th January 2020
Wednesday 14th October 2020
10.00 am - 12.15 pm
Speaker: Peta Dollar
SRA Competence B
This Webinar will be delivered using Zoom Web Conferencing - would like to but unable to attend? Not to worry, all pre-booked delegates will be given access to a recording of the webinar to watch in their own time.
Current commercial lease issues
This webinar will focus on two current issues of importance to lawyers dealing with commercial leases, namely:
The RICS Code for Leasing Business Premises, 1st edition
Coming into force on 1 September 2020, this Code will replace the existing Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales 2007.
This Webinar will highlight the differences between the old Code and the new Code, including in particular:
Although the old Code was entirely voluntary, some of the new Code provisions are mandatory for surveyors, and others constitute good practice (RICS members must justify any departure from good practice);
The old Code contained 10 separate provisions relating to drafting lease terms – the new Code contains 12. There are entirely new provisions relating to the demised premises, management and operational performance, energy performance certificates and landlord’s title;
Substantial changes have been made to the provisions relating to:
Tenant break rights and options to renew;
Rent deposits;
Rent review;
Alienation;
Repair;
Alterations
Exercising Tenant Break Options
With so many people now working from home, many tenants are looking to reduce their leased space. This Webinar will focus on the issues to consider when exercising a tenant break option, including:
Satisfying pre-conditions
Timing
Form of break notice
Service of break notice
The registration gap
Lessons from the cases
Speaker: Peta Dollar has more than 25 years’ experience of practising commercial property law. She was a Real Estate Partner at the firm now known as Dentons for 17 years and ha...
By in Training Events, Company / Commercial training | 15th January 2020
GDPR Update
Thursday 15th October 2020
10.00 am - 12.00 noon - this Webinar will be delivered using Zoom Web Conferencing - would like to but unable to attend? Not to worry, all pre-booked delegates will be given access to a recording of the webinar to watch in their own time.
Speaker: Keith Markham
SRA Competence B, D
This course has been completely updated to take into account recent developments in respect of both the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 with particular emphasis on how Brexit will affect this area of practice. Delivered by a highly experienced presenter, and using a variety of case studies, delegates will leave the session better informed and equipped to deal with this ever-evolving area of practice. The implications of Covid-19 will be discussed where appropriate.
Topics will include:
Brexit and data protection - what will happen at the end of the transition period?
Will the GDPR continue to apply?
Will I need to appoint a representative in the EEA?
What will be the impact on transfers of personal data?
Data subjects’ rights
What does recent case law say about the right of access?
What developments have there been in respect of the other rights?
International transfers
What is the impact of the recent ECJ decision on the EU-US Privacy Shield?
Direct marketing
What is the latest position in respect of the E-Privacy Regulation?
Do I need to alter my marketing strategy and usage of cookies?
Compensation
Can compensation be awarded in respect of ‘loss of control over personal data’?
What is the latest position on the Lloyd v Google case?
Fining Powers
What fines have been levied in other jurisdictions?
What enforcement action has the ICO taken to date?
Speaker: Keith Markham qualified as a Solicitor in 2001 and now works as a freelance training consultant. Initially working in private practice, in 2004 he moved in-house at the BGL Group, a major insurance intermediary that numbers...
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