Licensed conveyancers are professionals who specialize in legal matters related to property transfer, such as buying and selling homes. They are authorized by the government to handle the legal aspects of property transactions. Full definition
Stephen Ward, Director of Strategy and External Relations at the Council for Licensed Conveyancers said: (modernlawmagazine.com)
The first is in the field of conveyancing and probate, where some firms may find it more rewarding to operate as licensed conveyancers, under the more laissez faire regulation of the CLC, than as solicitors. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
«So, for example, if a firm moves to the Council of Licensed Conveyancers and then hits on hard times and closes in the future, it will no longer have the SRA's automatic six years» run - off cover of # 2m or # 3m per claim plus defence costs, but a single, defence costs - inclusive limit of # 2m». (newlawjournal.co.uk)