by Simple Survey | Jul 18, 2025 | Article
Today, we’re focusing on how to appeal a Party Wall Award, including what Section 10(17) of the Party Wall Act 1996 says about the appeals process. The law allows either party involved in a dispute to challenge an Award by appealing to the County Court within 14...
by Simple Survey | Jul 18, 2025 | Article
If you’re planning any building work that affects a shared wall or boundary with a neighbour, it’s a legal obligation to serve a Party Wall Notice. While it might seem overwhelming, this guide will help you confidently understand and navigate the process....
by Simple Survey | Jul 18, 2025 | Article
When Party Wall notices are served, adjoining owners have three options: consent to the works, dissent and appoint their own surveyor (or agree on a third surveyor), or do nothing. If they take no action, this is considered a deemed dissent, and a surveyor will be...
by Simple Survey | Jul 18, 2025 | Article
If you’re planning building work near a shared wall or boundary, you may need a party wall agreement to stay within the law and avoid disputes. What Is a Party Wall Agreement? A party wall agreement is a legal document that confirms your neighbour has been informed...
by Simple Survey | Jul 18, 2025 | Article
If your property shares a wall with a neighbouring building, known as a party wall, and you are planning construction work, you may need to involve a expert party wall surveyor. This can add paperwork and increase your overall building costs. But what does a party...
by Simple Survey | Jul 17, 2025 | Article
When planning construction near a shared boundary, serving a Party Wall Notice is a legal requirement under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. But what happens if your neighbour simply ignores this notice? This guide explains the steps you should take to keep your project...
