0 a person whose job is to manage the legal process of moving land or property from one owner to another:
The rules governing the profession and other forms of guidance will be made available to all licensed conveyancers.
Conveyancing in this country has been done for generations by solicitors and recently by solicitors and licensed conveyancers.
But in the case of licensed conveyancers the word "fees" probably encompasses both disbursements and profit costs and thus costs would have an identical meaning.
It will prevent anyone from offering conveyancing services from his head office without establishing face-to-face contact between the conveyancer and the client.
It looked particularly at the suggestion that there should be a limited class of conveyancers, restricted to undertaking domestic conveyancing and subject to certain constraints.
Therefore, an option available here is to have licensed conveyancers in charge of the conveyancing transactions.
This is a difficulty which cannot be avoided if the lender acts as the conveyancer.
Non-mention of licensed conveyancers, osteopaths and other people on the list means that they are subject to the ordinary rules of competition.
