Party Walls, Access and Other Neighbourly Issues Short course
Party Walls Access and Other Neighbourly Issues
Overview
There are times when tension can occur between owners and occupiers of neighbouring properties. For example, situations when a neighbour has to provide access for work to be undertaken.
As a property professional, you might have to give advice in these situations, both with regard to the statutory rights of neighbours, and also seeking resolution to disputes.
This course examines these key issues and illustrates how they should be dealt with, by referencing practice-based case studies.
Course details
Structure
- Mode of study: Face to face
- Duration: 3 hours 20 minutes
- Start and end dates: TBC
- Location: TBC
Cost
- Single booking: £105
- Multirate (3 or more courses booked at same time): £90
- APC rate: £70
- Apprenticeship rate: £70
- Retired rate: £70
What you'll experience
On this short course you'll cover:
- Party walls and the Party Wall Act 1996
- Notices, disputes, negotiation of neighbourly issues and boundary disputes
- Access to Neighbouring Land Acts
- Crane and scaffolding
- Oversailing licences rights to light
Teaching
You'll be taught by James Crowley, a building surveyor that throughout his career has specialised in issues relating to neighbouring property. He worked successively for Michael Brooks and Associates and Gordon Ingram Associates before establishing his own firm, CHP Surveyors Ltd, in 2004.
Entry requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.
How to book
This course has already been delivered.
To register your interest for future courses, please email cpd@port.ac.uk
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