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An 'LTR' charge after purchasing home? English please.
May depend on exactly how solicitors were instructed.
Meaning?
If, for example, client instructs solicitor/conveyancer to do conveyancing at minimal cost, do nothing else especially any tax matters....
IANAL . Dunno if legal.
Classic example is someone buys property with tenants remaining. Instructs solicitor/conveyancer to work at minimal costs. Unlikely they will issue notice(s) compliant with s48 or s3 so no rent due (s48…) and possible fines and criminal offence (s3).
