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Rural property law covers the buying, selling and managing of farmland and other countryside land, including farms, allotments and estate holdings, and the rights and obligations that come with it. A solicitor in this area handles title checks, registrations, and any leases or tenancies affecting rural land, and advises on access rights, rights of way, and easements. It also covers agricultural tenancies, farm business tenancies, and land-use issues that can affect farming operations and investments.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor drafts or reviews farm leases and tenancies, negotiates access and grazing agreements, handles dispositions and registrations with the Land Registry, and advises on covenants, rights of way, and environmental conditions attached to land. They coordinate due diligence for purchase or sale, address title discrepancies, and manage notices or disputes around tenancy renewals and farm diversification projects.

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