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Entitlements in English land law cover private rights over land that affect use, enjoyment or value, such as easements, profits a prendre, covenants and rights arising from leases or ownership. A solicitor practising this area drafts, negotiates and registers these rights, investigates title, secures or restricts access, and resolves disputes about who may use what portion of land and for what purpose. They prepare deeds, obtain consents, respond to notices or claims under boundaries, and liaise with landowners, surveyors and land registry to protect the client’s land interests.
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Entitlements involve drafting and registering specific rights and restrictions, negotiating terms with others who hold nearby land, and addressing disputes over boundaries or access. The solicitor handles title examination, prepares or reviews conveyancing documents, and coordinates with surveyors, planning authorities and the Land Registry to ensure the client’s rights are protected and enforceable.
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