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What are the different ways of serving Party Wall Notices? - Berry Lodge

Well, in this week’s blog post we will discuss the different ways that the Party Wall etc Act 1996 allows for Party Wall Notices to be served.

In this blog post I will discuss the different ways that the Party Wall etc Act 1996 allows for Party Wall Notices to be served. I can assure you many building owners assume that they can simply give their neighbours a call to “notify” them without anything in writing and it’s done!

Serving Party Wall Notices in a legal manner is vital, however, I must stress the importance of first of all ensuring that your Party Wall Notices are valid and in compliance with the Party Wall etc Act 1996… https://www.blsurveyors.com/different-ways-of-serving-party-wall-notices/

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Want to Serve Party Wall Notice? "Hand Service" of Party Wall Notice is the Best!

Here at Berry Lodge Surveyors, we believe that the best form of serving a Party Wall Notice is, a Hand Service by a building owner to the adjoining owner.

In many cases, a Party Wall Notice may the first time the adjoining owner is notified of the building owner’s proposed construction works.

Party Wall Notices will often also be quite a comprehensive information pack for an adjoining owner to receive, often containing; a Party Wall Surveyor’s letter explaining the Act, Works and Notice. The Party Wall Notice itself. The Party Wall Acknowledgement Form. The Drawings.

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Serving a Party Wall Notice on the Local Authority - Berry Lodge

What do you do when the adjoining owner is a large housing trust, local authority or the Council? The first thing to remember, is that this isn’t an unconventional position to be in.  A lot of properties border local authority properties, and therefore serving Party Wall Notices on these types of owners is actually quite normal...