Landbay Partners Conveyancing Panel Information

The information on this page is designed to keep solicitors and licensed conveyancers abreast of latest requirements changes by Landbay Partners and to assist in remaining on the Landbay Partners Conveyancing Panel.

Landbay Partners Conveyancing Panel: Recently Asked Questions

Are Landbay Partners Conveyancing panel solicitors duty bound to disclose incentives?
Landbay Partners’s answer to this question can be found at section 6.4.4 of their CML Part 2 requirements

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I am on the Landbay Partners conveyancing panel. Can I get an archived copy of a Landbay Partners Part 2 from the CML?
The CML do not retain historic copies of the Part 2's pre-December 2010. The CML advise that you make a request of Landbay Partners directly.
A recent SRA survey reveals that 76% of solicitors have been removed from a lender conveyancing panel. Landbay Partners and other lenders have restricted their panel over the years. Why?
In operating open conveyancing panels, lenders such as Landbay Partners face a number of fraud and negligence risks. While there is no authoritative source of data on lender exposure to solicitor–led mortgage fraud, anecdotal evidence from lenders indicates exposure on individual cases are often in the millions of pounds. The National Fraud Authority estimates that £1bn per year is lost in mortgage -related frauds in total, which is seen as a conservative estimate.

These risks are exacerbated by the lack of a comprehensive set of data on all conveyancing firms (which, for the avoidance of doubt, would include solicitors and conveyancers across the UK) which is in a readily accessible format. Currently, lenders vet the suitability of their panel firms against a variety of disparate, incomplete and potentially inaccurate sets of information. One top 5 lender pointed out to us that it is almost impossible to track individual fraudsters who move from firm to firm, especially where they are no longer registered or no longer hold a valid practicing certificate.

Landbay Partners and other lenders are in varying stages of reviewing their approach to vetting firms on their conveyancing panels, to ensure their ongoing exposure to unsuitable firms is reduced. There is also regulatory impetus on lenders to ensure that they have satisfactory oversight of their third party panels, including a due-diligence process.

I noticed the following question on my PI renewal form this year ‘Has your Firm been asked by a lender to agree to more onerous terms and conditions than provided for in the UK Finance Lenders’ Handbook?’ My firm is on numerous lender panels including the Landbay Partners conveyancing panel. We have Terms and Conditions of appointment which we have to follow. Should I reference these Conditions ?
The key here is the caveat ‘more onerous’. You have to try and take an objective view as to whether the Terms relating to the Landbay Partners conveyancing appointment (or other terms for other lenders) are ‘more onerous’ than the UK Finance Lenders’ Handbook Conditions. Depending on the Terms you may need to provide details on your renewal form. If you are in any doubt please call your broker to discuss before moving forward on this question.
Lockton’s PII renewal form enquires if my firm had been excluded from any bank panels in the last year. I recently found out that the practice is no longer on the Landbay Partners conveyancing panel? Is this likely to impact my PII cover?
Your insurance brokers are your best port of call to address this question. The chances are that on the basis that you have not been removed for fraud or negligence reasons that there will be little or no impact. The main reason why a firm would be removed off of a lender panel is due to low volume of conveyancing cases although there may be a number of criteria for Landbay Partners solicitor panel membership. Please remember that it is always important that you complete your insurance forms accurately.
Our practice is on the Landbay Partners conveyancing panel and due to complete a remortgage shortly. My papers do not include a Mortgage Deed for the client to sign. Who do I contact at Landbay Partners to get a duplicate Deed?
You should communicate with Landbay Partners to obtain standard documents. The CML Handbook contains a specific question for banks to reveal who to contact to obtain standard documents. Landbay Partners in their Part 2’s state:
It helps to disclose the firm’s Landbay Partners conveyancing panel number.

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This information relates to purchase only and not remortgages.
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