Sentences with phrase «search for your local authority»

Not exact matches

This report details domain authority, visibility on search engines, where your site ranks for top local and national keywords, web pages where your site has been linked, analyses of potential page issues, total website views and traffic from social media.

We are currently acting for the Local Government Association and 370 of its member local authorities in England and Wales in a collective action involving 7000 claims dating back to 2005 for refunds of property search fees allegedly levied in breach of theLocal Government Association and 370 of its member local authorities in England and Wales in a collective action involving 7000 claims dating back to 2005 for refunds of property search fees allegedly levied in breach of thelocal authorities in England and Wales in a collective action involving 7000 claims dating back to 2005 for refunds of property search fees allegedly levied in breach of the EIR.

A solicitor is likely to charge for the firm's fees, plus VAT and disbursements (these are likely to include local authority search fees, Stamp Duty Land Tax, Land Registry fees, valuer fees and surveyor fees).

For local search, the primary three criteria to focus on are relevance, location, and authority.

Canada, which was then searching for farmers to immigrate here, accepted them as a cheap form of farm labour and allowed local authorities both to place them with farm families and to maintain contact and supervise them.

Traditionally, when a solicitor was acting for a buyer the solicitor would want to see a proper local search signed by the local authority providing it.

The local authority has told us that it turned the search request round in three days and sent this back to the HIP provider, but for some reason the HIP provider has not been able to send it on to the seller's solicitor and then on to us.

This may result in duplication in that the seller will pay the HIP provider for a personal search but many buyers will then wish to pay out again for a search provided by a local authority.

The firm entered into an arrangement with a company (the arrangement), under which the company would carry out local authority and other searches for the firm in conveyancing matters.

The Bill says that new legislation would prevent local authorities from delaying an adoption by searching for a «perfect match» for a child, particularly a perfect or partial match based on the child's ethnicity.