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June 19, 2025
Stewart Title Limited is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Registered in England and Wales No: 2770166. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Stewart Title Limited is the primary underwriter for Stewart’s transactions in the United Kingdom, Europe & Australia.
Stewart Title Limited’s operations are headquartered in London with offices throughout the UK and Europe. Out of our European offices, we offer the following products for European customers:
Out of our UK office in London, we provide the following products specifically for buyers and lenders, and for residential and commercial properties:
Stewart Title Limited employs underwriters and local associates who have the experience and knowledge required of their respective markets to handle any transaction throughout Europe, big or small, with the efficiency and dedication that it deserves.
Contact: Robert Kelly
Tel: +44 (0)20 7010 7820
Email: london@stewartuk.com
Address
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WC2E 8PS
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Throughout 2023, Stewart Title ran a very successful series of Residential Property Forums for lawyers. Stephen Smith, Country Manager for Stewart Title’s UK Operations, said: “When we ran our first Residential Property Forum, we didn’t
Throughout 2023, Stewart Title has run a series of Webinars and Property Forums for lawyers. Attendees raised questions in all of the sessions with one topic dominating the discussions; the Building Safety Act 2022. “We
According to a recent YouGov poll, 63% of house buyers would consider suing former owners if they discovered Japanese Knotweed in their garden after moving in. Although sellers of properties are asked in the TA6
A new webinar from Stewart Title The confusion arising from the introduction of sections of the Building Safety Act 2022 has created new hurdles for lawyers acting in a leasehold purchase. With this in mind
Despite an uncertain property market in 2022, conveyancers remain exceptionally busy and often don’t have the time to keep up with all the changes in property legislation and caselaw. To help you stay up to
Stewart Title is very pleased to announce that they are sponsoring the Award for Pro Bono/Corporate Social Responsibility Lawyer at the forthcoming Berks, Bucks & Oxfordshire Law Society Awards. Held at the historic Ashmolean Museum
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Many businesses are still working out how to use their commercial premises in the post-Lockdown world, or whether they need them at all. The ability to get out of a lease is an important tool
Stewart Title has been proud to work with noted property law expert Ian Quayle to deliver a unique series of FREE CPD Webinars for property lawyers on recent developments in case law and practice. In
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Stewart Title presents a FREE CPD webinar for conveyancers. End of the year figures show that 2021 saw a massive 47% increase in property dealings resulting in over 1,500,000 transactions. Busy conveyancers know that an
Anyone working in property will know that 2021 has been an exceptionally busy year for conveyancers but it has also been another bumper year for property legislation and caselaw. “With so many important changes and
Easements can be a benefit or a burden for landowners literally as well as legally, so Conveyancers need to know how to prove or challenge the existence of an easement. The recent decision from the
The role of a property lawyer acting for a purchaser goes beyond carrying out the appropriate searches, raising enquiries and investigating title – it also includes ensuring that the client fully understands what they are
Most conveyancers will recognise that sinking feeling as an unexpected problem or requirement raises its head on the day of completion. Dealing with multiple completions on the same day means that you need well thought
Another unmissable webinar for conveyancers Busy conveyancers are feeling the pressure to keep up with the latest developments in law, and webinars are proving to be a very convenient way of learning. It is for
The problems caused by Estate Rentcharges has been a hot topic for property lawyers for the last few years and despite much talk about reform, they continue to be a significant issue for homeowners and
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