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UK
/kənvˈeɪənsɐ/
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NOUN
- a lawyer who specializes in the business of conveying properties
How To Use conveyancer In A Sentence
- As a lawyer who did a lot of conveyancing I have no problems with conveyancers coming in and doing conveyancing, provided it is done on a level playing field, and provided that they are largely separated from lawyers.
- Some conveyancers encourage local estate agents to forward details of a new transaction before a sale is negotiated.
- It is a very dangerous practice for a conveyancer to frame a conveyance with parcels which are not adequately described.
- In my judgment, the exception and reservation was probably an instinctive reaction of a conveyancer who was providing for the transfer of one part of a site, the remainder of which was being retained by the vendor.
- I suppose conveyancers could respond that, if their instructions on the point are silent, they cannot do much to make the situation clear.
- A conveyancer must be acutely conscious of the problems a conflict of interest might impose.
- Accompanying him in this is Browne as a jovial, if slightly dodgy "conveyancer", a procurer of rare, or in fact any, items. Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
- Some conveyancers encourage local estate agents to forward details of a new transaction before a sale is negotiated.
- He claims that Isaacs presented him with a business card, with ‘Isaacs and Associates, attorneys, notaries and conveyancers’ printed on it.
- It is a very dangerous practice for a conveyancer to frame a conveyance with parcels which are not adequately described.