What Are the Benefits of Using an Agreed Surveyor? When dealing with construction work near or on a shared boundary, the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 requires that the interests of both the...
As a building owner, the prospect of carrying out construction work near or affecting a neighbour's property can be exciting. Whether it's a small renovation, an extension, or even the...
Why Cutting Corners on Design Expertise Can Cost You Dearly: The Hidden Price of Using Unqualified Technicians In an era where cost-efficiency is paramount, many Building Owners are tempted...
Disputes over lease obligations and repair responsibilities are a common source of tension between commercial landlords and tenants—particularly in the period leading up to a lease break or e...
In a Party Wall Award under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, it is good practice to include, in the recitals, reference to all notices served, even if not all of them are directly relevant to the...
If you're involved in a building project that falls under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, you may already be familiar with the term Party Wall Award. This legal document, prepared by a party wall...
In the world of party wall surveying, timing is everything — especially when it comes to the service of an award. A key case, Freetown Ltd v Assethold Ltd [2012] EWCA Civ 1657, clarifies exactly w...
The Inland Revenue (now HMRC) defines a property as uninhabitable for the purposes of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) relief in very limited and specific circumstances. Definition of...
Dry Rot and Wet Rot are both forms of timber decay caused by fungi, but they differ in their conditions, the damage they cause, and where they are typically found in properties across the...
Yes, you’re right to be cautious — within party wall circles, the perceived wisdom is that such damage is still very much a cause for concern, even if the cracking appears more than 3 metres away f...
If a building owner has received consent from an adjoining owner for party wall works, but damage subsequently occurs, the adjoining owner still has several avenues for recourse. Here’s how the s...
Entering into a commercial lease is a significant commitment, and understanding the property’s condition before signing is crucial. A Schedule of Condition (SoC) serves as a detailed record of the ...
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