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- Author : Judith Sihombing, Wong Hua Siong, Sarah Kambali & Andrew Davis
- ISBN: 9789672701408
- Format: Softcover
- Country: Malaysia
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This book is particularly relevant to conveyancing lawyers as it focuses on the procedure involved in conveyancing transactions. It provides commentary on general conveyancing practice, and includes extracts from legislation, schedules, forms, checklists, court decisions and practice directions. This is a must-have book for conveyancing lawyers and real estate professionals.
Table of Contents
Division I: Note on the Format/Introduction
Division II: The Conveyancing Transaction
Division III: Precedents
Division IV: Extracts from Various Conveyancing Legislation
Division V: Schedules and Forms
Division VI: Commentary on Conveyancing Matters
Division VII: Extracts from Recent Conveyancing Decisions
Division VIII: Co-Ownership
Division X: Miscellaneous Legislation
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