RPR Exam
The RPR (Registered Property Receiver) Exam is held annually and comprises- a written multi-choice and essay question paper
- about two or three months later a 45 minute peer interview. The peer interview involves a presentation by the applicant on an actual LPA fixed charge case on which the applicant has worked. Questions will be asked on the efficacy of the actions taken on the case and the basis on which decisions were made.
- successful candidates should then apply for Fellowship of Nara if they are not already members.
The RPR Exam is set annually by the Insolvency Practitioners Association. For more details about the examination being held in 2023 please contact:
Nikki Haggis at the IPA on 0207 623 5108 or email nikkih@ipa.uk.com
Syllabus Guidance
John Hughes, Nara Council member and author of the book 'Law of Property Act Receiverships' was commissioned to produce short guidance notes to the RPR exam syllabus, with particular emphasis on Parts B, C, D and E. Part D has yet to be completed but students should find the attached guidance, covering B, C, and E of help in preparing for the examination.Part B - Principles of Insolvency - General issues
Part C - Principles of Personal insolvency (Bankruptcy)
Part C - Principles of Personal insolvency (IVA)
Part E - Principles of Property Receivership
Additionally, the definitive legal text book is 'Mortgage Receivership – Law & Practice' written by Cecily Crampin and Stephanie Tozer QC of Falcon Chambers.
