conveyancer:
(also, rarely, ‘solicitor’; plural: ‘conveyancers‘; pronunciation: the first ‘c’ in this word is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “kong” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a lawyer who prepares conveyances; a conveyancing solicitor,
a conveyancer witnessing a document
Before signing any sale contract with any seller, the buyer must consult a licenced conveyancer for checking the documents to see if there are any points that might cause trouble to him/her in future.
In most cases, the buyer is the one who has to pay for conveyancing and conveyancer’s fees, and in some cases the seller may recommend a conveyancer whose fee must also be paid by the buyer.
Most conveyancers are lawyers specialised in property transactions; however, there are many conveyancers who are not law graduates but who have done some special course and got a license to do conveyancing.
a conveyancer forklift (a vehicle)
