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Easements, rights of way and sporting rights cover legal rights to use land for access, paths, or activities such as hunting or fishing, and may affect both neighbouring and owned land. A solicitor in this area drafts, negotiates and registers easements and rights of way, reviews title and plan approvals, resolves encroachments or disputes, and advises on enforceability and scope under the law of property, registration and related case law. They may work with clients on transfers, leases, or boundary matters where a right over land is implicated.
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Tagged solicitor Kirsty Trevis
We couldn’t be happier with the service Kirsty and her team (Nicky and Marcel) provided throughout the purchase of our first home. It was stressful at times but Kirsty made the whole process very easy and she was always very helpful. We would highly recommend!
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Tagged solicitor Louise Langabeer
We engaged Slee Blackwell to act for us in the sale of our house. We required an easement to be drawn up and a plan correction at the Land Registry before the usual legal formalities could take place. The conveyancing team were sympathetic to our anxious state, explained the process clearly and kept us informed at every stage. They patiently dealt with the forensic enquiries of (in my opinion) a very trying buyer and kept smiling through a tense and anxious engagement with The Land Registry.
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