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Exclusive: Motor finance case solicitors hit out at Treasury intervention

The government’s bid to intervene in the Supreme Court hearing on the motor finance appeals breaches the constitutional separation of powers, solicitors for two of the claimants have argued.

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Rescinding £32.5m house sale “will not change conveyancing”

The High Court has rejected the argument that its decision to order recission of a £32.5m house sale because of the presence of clothes moths will cause conveyancers problems.

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Legal Services Board has “duty to act” on profession’s diversity

The Legal Services Board not only has “the right to act” to improve diversity in the legal profession, but is under “a duty to act”, its new chief executive has said.

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Civil servant takes chair of Digital Property Market Steering Group

A senior civil servant has taken over as chair of the Digital Property Market Steering Group amid the positive response to the announcement of plans to digitise the home-buying process.

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