Emmet on Title buyer
Sell Emmet on Title
The standard word on title and conveyancing, since 1899.
We buy complete sets, with or without current updates.
About the set
The standard text on title and conveyancing.
Emmet on Title is the long-established practitioner reference on conveyancing and questions of title in England and Wales, first published in 1899. Published by Sweet & Maxwell as a looseleaf service, it's the standard reference for property practitioners working through title issues.
Completeness
A full set with current updates is worth most, though the core text alone is still of interest.
Currency
More recent updates add value, since this is a looseleaf service that dates quickly.
Condition
Sound bindings and clean pages matter more than perfection. Ordinary wear is expected, and priced in.
While you're here
We buy the rest of the shelf too.
Emmet on Title rarely sits alone. If you're clearing a library, we're also interested in the titles that usually sit alongside it.
Encyclopaedias & statutes
Law reports
Practitioner texts
Who this is usually for
Most Emmet sets reach us one of three ways.
Conveyancing practices
A property department clearing binders after moving to online title research. Selling a solicitor’s library →
Practitioners retiring
A conveyancing library built over a career and cleared on leaving practice. Retiring from practice →
Executors and families
A set inherited with an estate, where nobody is certain what is worth keeping. Executors and probate →
Common questions
About selling your Emmet on Title set
Is this a looseleaf service?
Yes — we buy it with whatever level of updating it has, current or not.
Do you buy it alongside other property texts?
Yes — tell us everything on your shelf and we'll value the whole set.
How quickly can this happen?
Most enquiries get a valuation within 24 hours, with free collection arranged after.
Ready when you are
Submit an enquiry and get a valuation for your Emmet on Title set.
Four details and we’ll come back with a valuation, usually within 24 hours. Nothing to catalogue or sort first, and no obligation either way.
We’ve got your enquiry.
Your reference is your enquiry. Worth a note — quoting it saves you explaining everything again if you call.
We’ll review what you’ve sent and come back with a valuation, normally within 24 hours. If anything’s unclear we’ll ask — usually just one question.
Got photographs? Send them to info@SellLawBooks.co.uk quoting your reference and we’ll add them to the file.