There was a self-contained local firm of solicitors in the marketplace in Saxmundham throughout most of the Twentieth Century. Known as "J Noel Cooper and Williamson", this was under the proprietorship of the late Wilfred Williamson until his retirement in the 1970s. The firm then entered a 25 year marriage with Jackaman Smith and Mulley, the two-hundred-year-old Ipswich firm. Then, in 1999, the former branch in Saxmundham reverted to its independent status serving the local community, from an autonomous local office.
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There was a self-contained local firm of solicitors in the marketplace in Saxmundham throughout most of the Twentieth Century. Known as "J Noel Cooper and Williamson", this was under the proprietorship of the late Wilfred Williamson until his retirement in the 1970s. The firm then entered a 25 year marriage with Jackaman Smith and Mulley, the two-hundred-year-old Ipswich firm.
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Conveyancing Costs start at 575 plus VAT and Disbursements (such as search fees Land Registry fees and Stamp Duty Land Tax). Not every buyer needs a mortgage. It is not often appreciated that the demands of mortgagees by far outweigh the enquiries that we are asked to make for the actual buyer, and for this reason we ask those Clients that are having a mortgage to pay a supplemental charge to cover additional work in satisfying their mortgagee's enquiries and completing the additional paperwork.
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We occupy a responsible position in the local community and as such try to extend work experience opportunities each year. We are in touch with the local schools who join us in helping to target future lawyers with an insight into legal work. We are also on the Law Society's panel for taking Trainee Solicitors (former "Articled Clerks").
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The scholars tell us that the foundations of our English language were laid during the so-called "dark ages" here in East Anglia, - principally in Norfolk and Suffolk. History is everywhere. Just a few miles to the west is Framlingham where the Bigod dynasty set up their massive Norman fortification as part of the boiling conflict involving Dunwich, Orford and the Crown.
My lease has a `Break Clause` But how do I make sure it will...
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It's good to be back! After about two years of various levels of lock-down we can now continue sharing the latest legal developments for the better awareness of the general public. Of course, in the meantime, we hope we have retained the interest of our familiar readers. This month we have looked at Break Clauses in commercial leases.
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