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In many cases expert witnesses are often required to help establish liability or to quantify claims. There are 2 ways to instruct an expert witness in a case. An expert can be instructed on an individual basis by just one party or on a joint basis...
A boundary dispute can arise quickly and unexpectedly, often catching property owners off-guard. When neighbours disagree over property lines, the question often follows: who is responsible for paying the costs associated with resolving these disputes? This...
Questions surrounding the responsibility for maintaining a right of way commonly arise in property law disputes. Owners, tenants, and those granted easements often face uncertainty regarding their roles. Understanding exactly who bears the...
Japanese knotweed is a highly invasive plant species that can cause considerable damage to property and can be challenging to eradicate once established. If you suspect or have confirmed that your neighbour has Japanese knotweed on their property, it is...
Adverse possession is a legal principle that allows a person to claim ownership of land belonging to someone else if they have occupied it without permission for a specified period. However, claiming adverse possession can be complex, and providing the...
When navigating property law in England and Wales, understanding the subtle yet significant distinctions between various legal rights can prevent future disputes and misunderstandings. Among these commonly conflated rights are "right of way" and...
When navigating the complexities of land access rights in England and Wales, it is important to clearly understand the key differences between a public footpath and a right of way . Whilst these two terms are frequently used interchangeably by the general...
Adverse possession, commonly referred to as "squatters' rights," is a legal principle whereby an individual who occupies another's property without permission can claim legal ownership under certain conditions. Understanding the essentials...
Buying a property is one of the largest financial decisions you will likely make in your lifetime. It is therefore crucial that prospective purchasers fully understand all aspects associated with the home, including restrictive covenants linked to the...
Understanding Japanese knotweed and its implications Japanese knotweed, scientifically known as reynoutria japonica, presents a significant challenge for property owners across the UK. Notorious for its rapid growth and resilience, knotweed is more than...
