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Hear from KPR as they look at how their midterm reporting system can provide a differentiator from your competition for your property inspections. 🏠 Webinar registration 👉 https://ow.ly/HHej50SFU4J

A webinar for all #agents, #developers , #surveyors and more. Book your free place now

The ACHP is back for our next webinar of 2024! Join us on Thursday, June 13 for Resolving Disputes in Section 106.

https://lnkd.in/eakxYr_w Come and hear from me 🙂. This is a joint session with SEND Power Haringey and SENDIASS where all your questions about Annual Reviews of EHC Plans will be answered.

Why does it matter to a regulator if board papers are always late, or changed at the last minute? Part 2 of our series for FS Boards looks at why the timing of board papers matters. #boardmatters #boardgovernance #regulatorycompliance

🚨 Deadline Alert: The California CFL Annual Report 🚨 Good news! The deadline has been extended to the 25th. This extension is a valuable opportunity for your business to ensure all your ducks are in a row.  Avoid those late penalty fees and file before the deadline. Let's use this time to our advantage and confirm our compliance with the requirements. Here’s to being meticulous and thorough in our reporting! 📊📚

Our next FTG Knowledge Hub on Thursday 23rd May 2024 has now been rescheduled for Wednesday 19th June @ 11.00 am for 45 minutes. The session will be an overview of the processes in place when P passes away, hosted by Paul Cruickshanks, Head of Court of Protection at A&M Bacon Court of Protection The session will also now include updated information following the recent changes arising from the recent Practice Note issued by the Senior Courts Costs Office. During the session, Paul will be looking at key questions such as: ➡ What actions are required and what are the differences when P passes with an independent executor or when a member of the deputy's firm is appointed? ➡What actions does the SCCO take? How are my costs assessed following P's passing? Here's what you need to know ➡Free seminar:  Court of Protection Costs; what happens when P passes? ➡Wednesday 19th June @ 11.00 am ➡The 45-minute webinar will be available via Zoom Registration for this session will open shortly, please follow us for updates! If you would like to be sent the sign-up link directly please email contactus@frenkeltopping.co.uk

📢 New Case Study Alert! Read our newest report showing how GIPR's unique approaches minimize risk and increase property value.

📢 Just published a new blog post discussing the dynamics and contracts for an agent with misspecified beliefs. The study delves into the challenges faced by agents with incomplete information and the impact on contract design. Dive into the details and explore the findings here: https://bit.ly/3yV9GG0

here we go down the "it's not in the policy" rabbit hole again. "A Memorandum of Appraisal is not part of the policy requirement, it changes the policy language, it's not enforceable, it's not this, it's not that.....so therefore I won't sign one" 1. The Policy is a Contract between two or more parties. 2. Appraisal is a Creature of the contract. 3. A contract or the performance thereof CAN be modified by and through consensual agreement of the Principal Parties or the courts. 4. A Memorandum or Protocol of Appraisal is a modification, enhancement, or limitation consensually agreed to by the Principal Parties of the contract, which CAN outline specifics of the process that may be ambiguous, or that may alter the duties, authorities, limits and requirements of the panel. If properly executed it can be a great tool to protect the process and keep the initial undisputed items free from being subject to appraisal. Conversely, it can be an explosive weapon that can destroy the process if not properly executed. No it's not in the policy....But it is within the rights of the parties of the contract to use if consensually agreed to. In other words Both Principals have to agree to it!!