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The legal costs of applying for an injunction to prevent works from being carried out without a party wall award can be significant. Howe...
On 28th September, Morrisons Solicitors hosted their second annual Basement Extensions Conference, and after last year’s brilliant feedba...
It can come as a nasty surprise if your neighbour starts work to your party wall without sending you a party wall notice first. But does ...
In a number of cases I have advised on recently the party wall surveyors have declined to provide information from their file on that bas...
This post started life as a discussion on LinkedIn that generated a fair bit of debate, and I thought it would be helpful to surmise what...
In my last post I looked at what remedies were available to an adjoining owner when faced with underpinning that has encroached onto thei...
A recent case in the High Court has underlined that Building Owners who commence works in breach of the Party Wall Act will be given very...
Basement excavations are becoming increasingly popular in London and the South-East, and I am often asked to advise on the impact the wor...
This post started life as part of a discussion on LinkedIn, but I thought the subject deserved more lengthy treatment. An unfortunately c...
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