conveyancers

A large body of them are "conveyancers" growing thin in person and thinner in mind over deeds and titles; a larger body "attorneys" — getters up and supervisors of suits — providers of ammunition for "distinguished counsel" to discharge with loud reports (the said counsel brilliant by the flash: the attorney obscured in the smoke); many, very many, chained to

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But other conveyancers interested in compensating for the property crash by buying and selling stars, asteroids or plots on the moon will be disappointed.

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But estate agents and conveyancers argued that Hips added an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy and deterred speculative sellers from putting their homes on the market.

Homes for sale rise as Hips are scrapped 2010

Properties canbe advertised and searched for with far greater ease, and the sale process can be done with the aid of specialist conveyancers.

Good riddance 2008

Properties canbe advertised and searched for with far greater ease, and the sale process can be done with the aid of specialist conveyancers.

Good riddance 2008

By and large, it was a country without skilled conveyancers, particularly in the 17th century.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

By and large, it was a country without skilled conveyancers, particularly in the 17th century.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

By and large, it was a country without skilled conveyancers, particularly in the 17th century.

A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985

"It is the government who pays for the conveyancers, so as such we do have the right to appoint our own conveyancers."

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006

The Land Claims Commission was refusing to allow voluntary sellers of land to appoint their own conveyancers, thus delaying the finalising of land claims, organised agriculture said on

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006