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Is there a duty for a property buyer’s solicitor to check the seller’s future credit position?

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Posted by Susan Hopcraft on 01 May 2015

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Susan is a disputes and professional negligence lawyer, mainly in the financial services sector.

Susan Hopcraft

Susan is a disputes and professional negligence lawyer, mainly in the financial services sector.

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