§ Dr. GlynTo ask the Attorney-General what steps he is taking to seek to bring the law of sale of property in England in line with Scots law to avoid gazumping.
§ The Attorney-GeneralNone. Such legislation is unnecessary because the differences between England and Scotland in the way in which property is usually sold are differences of practice, not of law; and the procedural delays which permit gazumping in England are best dealt with by changes in practice.