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Many cases require chartered Surveyors' assistance especially when the work completed on a boundary wall and somehow it turns into a party wall dispute between neighbours. A Party Wall Dispute means when the building owner serves a notice that he/she wants to undertake building works under the Party Wall Act…

A lot of the Party wall disputes arise due to the lack of clear understanding of the Party Wall Act. As per the act, not all party wall notices are consented to, and if explained properly a lot of the unnecessary party wall disputes can be avoided...

Party Wall Disputes with neighbours are common. Whilst we would all like to live harmoniously, occasionally scenarios will crop up that lead to disagreements. One of the more common disagreements between neighbours is a boundary dispute, according to research making up 10% of all neighbourly disagreements. Here at Berry Lodge, we would recommend a Boundary Determination Report from our Boundary Dispute team...

Party Wall Disputes between neighbours get raised when one party plans to take on building works till fences or walls of buildings which falls common or remains in close vicinity of their neighbour's property. The Party Wall Act was formed to restrict such types of disputes between neighbours by ensuring that the property owners send each other the notice before undertaking any such type of building works.