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The UK is one of the few countries in the world where home ownership really strikes a chord with the population like no other. As the population grows then the only way to house them is to build more new property. This in itself has become a niche area of law. Many lawyers shy away from it due to the time pressure often placed and different nuances to already existing property.nnnThis book provides a practical guide for practitioners on how to approach such matters based on the writers' practical experience of dealing with these niche areas of law and their experience from running seminars on the topic for other lawyers across England and Wales. Planning, new homes warranties and the now infamous Help to Buy scheme will all be considered from a pragmatic perspective.nnnABOUT THE AUTHORSnnnPaul Sams is a practicing property Solicitor actively involved in residential, residential and commercial development with niche specialisms in leasehold enfranchisement matters plus equity release.nnnRebecca East is a practicing Solicitor handling all aspects of residential conveyancing particularly new build purchases and equity release.nnnCONTENTSnnnChapter One - IntroductionnChapter Two - What Is "New Build Conveyancing"?nChapter Three - Planning and Building RegulationsnChapter Four - New Homes WarrantiesnChapter Five - SearchesnChapter Six - MortgagesnChapter Seven - Help to BuynChapter Eight - Estate ChargesnChapter Nine - CompletionnChapter Ten - Conclusion
