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Avoidable requisitions continue to fall as firms named and shamed in latest data release
Avoidable requisition rates continue to see an overall fall following the publication of the latest data from HM Land Registry. The data, covering April 2026 to September 2026, shows 75,581 “Applications with Fully Avoidable Requisitions” against a total number of 1,585,428 applications; an overall avoidable requisition rate of 4.7% compared with 4.9% the last time the data was published in
Avoidable requisitions continue to fall as firms named and shamed in latest data release
Avoidable requisition rates continue to see an overall fall following the publication of the latest data from HM Land Registry. The data, covering April 2026 to September 2026, shows 75,581 “Applications with Fully Avoidable Requisitions” against a total number of 1,585,428 applications; an overall avoidable requisition rate of 4.7% compared with 4.9% the last time the data was published in
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