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HMLR Practice Guide update: PG80

HMLR Practice Guide update: PG80

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Jennifer van Deursen

Here are the latest practice guide updates issued by HM Land Registry.

Coronavirus (COVID-19): useful information for conveyancers (PG80)

Page summary: Information about pre-existing and new practice of particular relevance in the current circumstances (practice guide 80).

Change made: Section 4.1 has been amended. The automatic filing extension granted by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 for registration of charges with Companies House comes to an end for charges created after 4 April 2021.

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