Market Harborough Building Society Conveyancing Panel Information

The information on this page is designed to keep solicitors and licensed conveyancers abreast of latest requirements changes by Market Harborough Building Society and to assist in remaining on the Market Harborough Building Society Solicitor Panel.

Market Harborough Building Society Conveyancing Panel: Recently Asked Questions

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Can a firm make a complaint to the CML about being removed from the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel?
The Council of Mortgage Lenders is not a regulator and therefore cannot advise on complaints against lenders. You can of course contact Lexsure to see if we can assist.
Do Market Harborough Building Society or the Council of Mortgage Lenders run training seminars for the Market Harborough Building Society approved conveyancing panel in the same way that CQS run CPD Courses for accredited firms?
No such training is arranged by the CML although they do organise a number of general conveyancing related conferences which are attended by firms on the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel. Lexsure intend to run specific lender focused seminars in the near future including a webinar on Market Harborough Building Society’s Part 2 obligations. Law firms on the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel will be invited. Further details will be made available as part of the LENDERmonitor P2 change Notifications.
Why are Estate Agents using search tools to check if lawyers are on a lenders conveyancing panel?
The fact of the matter is that estate agents will be feeling the pain if their clients start out on the buying process having appointed a conveyancer who is not on the panel with the purchaser’s chosen lender. Many conveyancing firms are only discovering when they begin working on a case that they are no longer able to work with that lender. Given the inevitable resultant delays in the transaction the chances of an abortive deal increases dramatically. in the circumstances there is understandable anguish on the part of the estate agent as a result of the lost time should the client have to change solicitors .
Can you give me an example of some of the reports available via COMPLETIONmonitor to support my application to be on the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel ?
There are many reports available, five of which are as follows:
  • The percentage of the firm’s business which is conveyancing (broken down into sale/purchase and remortgage)
  • Disclosure/Notification to Lender analysis indicating frequency and nature of disclosures - to include benchmarking analysis against aggregate data
  • Analysis as to the nature of clients (e.g.existing/new/seen in person)
  • Average mortgage advance
  • Buy to Let transactions
my firm’s membership of the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel was revoked but was reinstated on appeal, do I need to include this information on my CQS application?
You should provide details of the date of removal, information on the reason for removal, date of appeal and any reason given for reinstatement. This should not negatively affect your application but gives the CQS team viability as to what has occured.
My firm is listed on the Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel and all set to complete a purchase within the next week. I can not locate a Legal Charge for the client to sign. Who do I contact at Market Harborough Building Society to get a duplicate Deed?
You should contact Market Harborough Building Society to obtain standard documents. The CML Handbook includes a specific question for banks to reveal who to contact to obtain standard documents. Market Harborough Building Society in their Part 2’s state:
You will need to disclose your Market Harborough Building Society conveyancing panel reference.

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Average number of days to register title including a charge in favour of Market Harborough Building Society
This information relates to purchase only and not remortgages.
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* Data aggregated from sources including COMPLETIONmonitor