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"Solicitors acting for purchasers may alter their retainers, which could fall foul of any provision in the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Purchasers’ solicitors, meanwhile, might start asking vendors’ solicitors for express warranties."

Written as if solicitors acting for purchasers and purchaser's solicitors are not one and the same thing...

What a sticky situation. All that money-laundering malarkey also for naught...

How did the estate agent come to sell the property for a fraudulent seller? They also take ID, proof of address and even proof of funds from buyer before sending out Memorandum of Sale...