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2010
What can you do to beat the recession? Can you protect your assets and your business? IS there a fasta dn low cost way to plan the sale of your property? Come to an informal seminar and learn more. You always have a choice - make sure you make the right one!

Tenancy Deposits
Rules for landlords to follow and to prtect tenants regarding deposits details

Anti Money Laundering adn Counter terrorism
New and deatiled amended rules to combat money laundering came into force on and after 15 December 2007. As a result professional advisers must ask more questions and in some cases require more information and documentation from clients before they can accept instructions to act or advise. We will need to ask for more information in connection with acting for companies, partnerships, trusts, other bodies of people (such as clubs) and anyone who is acting as agent for another person. We may also need to go through the identification and verification procedures for shareholders, directors, managers, partners, trustees, beneficiaries, club members, anyone acting under a power of attorney, a receiver, administrator or insolvency practitioner or anyone appointed as an agent or broker of any kind. In addition, the exemption under the old rules for existing clients from the procedures for identification and verification has been removed. As a matter of policy we operate the new rules in relation to all clients and all matters. All we ask is that you attend at our offices with - your passport or picture driving licence - an original council tax, gas or electricity bill addressed to you and dated within the last three months For Data Protection Act purposes, we must also advise you that we are required to retain this information for at least five years.

HIP No More
The new government has kept one of its manifesto promises by suspending the HIPs legislation today with immediate effect. EPC’s remain though under EU law but they are changing too: The EPC has to be commissioned before the start of marketing Commissioning means the Inspector has been asked to prepare the EPC and it has either been paid for or payment has been promised The person acting for the seller on the sale must be satisfied commissioning has taken place The seller and seller’s agent must make reasonable efforts to get the EPC within 28 days Penalties will be imposed for breaching these relaxed requirements The EPC will have a life of 10 years, not 3 years as at present or 3 months as originally envisaged. This brings it in line with EPC’s for rented property. Let marketing begin


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A partnership that has lasted for over thirty years and combining over 100 years of legal experience is a force to reckon with.

Michael Garson, our managing partner, is a Council Member of the Law Society and a member of its Legal Policy Board and E-Conveyancing Task Force. He is also past Chair of the Law Society Property Section and author of ‘A Guide to Home Information Packs’.

Maralyn Hutchinson is well known for her charitable and voluntary work.  She is a past President of the Middlesex Law Society and continues to serve on the executive.

Philip Hodges qualified in 1968 and built the expertise of the City practice in commercial work.  He was active for many years on the Islington Chamber of Commerce.

Kagan Moss is fortunate to have the expertise of a support team many of whom have given many years of loyal service and commitment to the firm and its clients.

Kagan Moss is not a virtual legal practice – so come and visit us. 

We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority  (www.sra.org.uk) . Registration number 51309.

The Solicitor's Rules of Conduct can be found at http://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/code-of-conduct.page

Our VAT number is 245 075 371

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