Corporate & Commercial

Ferbrache & Farrell LLP’s corporate department offers full service corporate, banking and commercial cover and is able to advise on all aspects of Guernsey corporate and commercial law, including banking and finance, regulatory, investment funds, asset management and listings on The International Stock Exchange (TISE).

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Dispute Resolution

The Dispute Resolution department at Ferbrache & Farrell LLP has vast experience of local and international litigation and dispute resolution generally, gained from acting in complex local and international high-value disputes, both in Guernsey and throughout the world.

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Property

The Guernsey property department is dedicated to providing tailored solutions that meet and exceed clients’ expectations. In addition, the property department provides support to colleagues in the corporate and dispute resolution departments on real estate-related technical points of law.

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UK Real Estate

We are delighted to help in relation to providing legal advice for real estate in England and Wales. We listen. We learn what your needs are. We proactively respond. Whether it’s personal or commercial property, we always provide sound and pragmatic advice, adding value to the transaction.

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Private Client

Our services for private client matters include the drafting of realty and personalty wills, acting as professional executors, and assisting foreign lawyers who have requirements in this jurisdiction.

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The Law Society of England and Wales has unveiled a new two-form approach to the TA6 property information form following an extensive consultation process.

This change aims to streamline the English conveyancing process and address the complexities faced by conveyancers and their clients.

Key Changes:

6th Edition TA6 Property Form:

  1. Mandatory for Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) members starting March 2026.
  2. Designed for use when an offer has been accepted.
  3. Provides buyers with comprehensive information about the property before they commit to purchasing.
  4. An improved version of the 4th edition.

Material Information Form:

  1. Optional for CQS members.
  2. Intended for use by conveyancers who accept instructions from sellers before listing the property.
  3. Helps sellers gather essential information recommended for estate agents to market the property.

Implementation & Support from the Law Society:

  1. User Testing: This will be conducted with conveyancers, sellers, and buyers to ensure the forms are fit for purpose.
  2. Extended Implementation Period: Begins in October 2025, with compulsory adoption in March 2026.
  3. Training and Information: This will be provided for conveyancers and their clients.
  4. Consultation on Protocol Amendments: There are ongoing discussions with members on proposed changes to the National Conveyancing Protocol.

The Law Society acknowledges the challenges faced by its members, especially with the looming stamp duty tax deadline, and assures that there will be no overnight changes to the existing forms. The new forms aim to simplify the conveyancing process and provide clarity for all parties involved.

Stay tuned for further updates and detailed guidance from the Law Society and from our UKRE Team as the implementation date approaches.

If you need further information or legal advice, including conveyancing services in England, please contact our dedicatedUKRE team: Anna Douglass, Alastair Hargreaves, Caren Vidamour, and Hannah Damant, who will be delighted to assist.