Oct 7, 2020
A loft conversion is now a need. A lot of people have this criterion. They also have the same question and that is ‘for a Loft Conversion, Party Wall Agreement is mandatory?’ The answer is YES. It is mandatory…
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A loft conversion is now a need. A lot of people have this criterion. They also have the same question and that is ‘for a Loft Conversion, Party Wall Agreement is mandatory?’ The answer is YES. It is mandatory…
In this blog, we will be looking at Party Wall foundations and in particular the benefit of the building owner’s foundations being undertaken in bays.
Party Wall Agreements, also known as Party Wall Awards deal with a number of different legal provisions that the building owner (the owner undertaking the work) needs to adhere to.
In this short blog post, we will be looking at Party Wall Foundations and in particular the benefit of the building owner’s foundations being undertaken in bays…
Wondering! You will need a Party Wall Agreement or not for property extension? Learn what is Party Wall Agreement and how to get it following Party Wall Procedures.
In this blog post, we discuss whether a building owner, who is the person undertaking the construction works, would be required to go through the Party Wall Procedures including serving a Party Wall Notice and potentially having a Party Wall Agreement in place for an extension to their property… https://www.blsurveyors.com/do-i-need-a-party-wall-agreement-for-an-extension/
We are asked this common question often at Berry Lodge Surveyors. As soon as the Party Wall Award is agreed and served the building owner can commence the work.
This is one of the most common questions we find ourselves asked here at Berry Lodge Surveyors.
A common misconception that we’ve seen from both owners and Surveyors is that a building owner has to wait 14 days from service of the Party Wall Award before he can legally commence his works. To explore the truth read this post
I am going to be looking at the rights that a Party Wall Award provides a building owner and how soon works can commence once the Party Wall Award has been agreed and served.
In this blog post I am going to be looking at the rights that a Party Wall Award provides a building owner and how soon works can commence once the Party Wall Award has been agreed and served.
So, you’ve gone through the required procedures that the Party Wall etc Act 1996 requires, commonly this will mean:
The Party Wall Notices have been served.
The Schedule of Condition inspection has taken place.
The Party Wall Award has been Agreed and Served.
In this blog post I will be discussing in what instances a Party Wall Agreement is required. Before discussing if a Party Wall Agreement is required, it is important to understand what a Party Wall Agreement is and the purpose of it. A Party Wall Agreement or sometimes referred to as a Party Wall Award …
One of the most common questions we are asked is what is the difference between a Schedule of Condition Report and a Party Wall Award/Agreement.
One of the most common questions we are asked is what is the difference between a Schedule of Condition Report and a Party Wall Award/Agreement. We have prepared the below chart which should help clarify and hopefully help you in making a fully informed decision. Visit https://www.blsurveyors.com/schedule-of-condition-report-vs-party-wall-awardagreement/ to be aware with the difference between both…
In this blog post, I am going to discuss the consequences of not adhering to the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Read the full blog to make yourself upgraded...
In this blog post, I am going to discuss the consequences of not adhering to the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 came into force on the 1st of July 1997 and applies throughout England and Wales to prevent or resolve disputes in relation to party walls, party structures, boundary walls and excavations near neighbouring buildings.