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A recent case in the High Court on boundary disputes operates as a warning when instructing surveyors in boundary disputes. In this case, the High Court found that two neighbours disputing over their boundary inadvertently entered into a boundary agreement....
Many homeowners experience concern when a neighbour announces their intention of building a house in their garden. Such developments can significantly impact not only the visual appeal of the surrounding area but also property valuations, privacy and...
Boundary disputes between neighbours can be stressful, disruptive, and costly. It is therefore understandable that property owners may wonder whether they are under pressure from any legal timeframes. Often, individuals realise that boundary uncertainty...
Adverse possession , commonly known as 'squatters rights', is a legal principle under which a person may claim ownership of property belonging to someone else after continuously occupying that property for a set period of time. In England and...
When dealing with adverse possession matters in England and Wales, it is not uncommon for applicants to have questions regarding the timeline involved. Understanding the length of the adverse possession application process not only provides clarity but...
Japanese knotweed is a highly invasive species that has caused significant concern for homeowners throughout the United Kingdom. Its rapid spread and resilience in growth make it an urgent matter for any property owner considering selling their home. ...
When purchasing property or considering developing your existing land assets, it is imperative that you are aware of any restrictive covenants in place. Restrictive covenants are legally binding conditions written into a property's title deeds or Land...
Fence disputes are a common source of friction between neighbours, often escalating quickly into complicated legal matters. Whether it involves the position, ownership, maintenance or construction of fences, disagreements can become acrimonious and costly...
Restrictive covenants are legally binding conditions placed on land or property to control its use and protect surrounding properties. If a covenant is breached, the person or entity benefiting from it may have the right to enforce it. However, enforcing a...
In an earlier blog last year, we considered the position relating to mediation following a change to the Civil Procedure Rules in October 2024 to include ‘promoting or using alternative dispute resolution’ in the overriding objective. We...
