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This area covers non-standard property transactions that don’t fall under buy/sell conveyancing or typical leases. It includes options to purchase, rights of way and other easements, covenants and restrictive obligations affecting land, boundary agreements, releases of interests, overage or clawback provisions, land registrations or alterations to title, and other bespoke transfers or amendments to land interests. A solicitor drafts and negotiates these deeds, conducts property searches, liaises with the Land Registry, and coordinates with surveyors, lenders, and adjoining owners to secure registration and enforceable terms.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the specific provisions, conditions and timing of these transactions, negotiates with multiple parties, drafts precise deeds and registrable documents, interprets title information and conditions, and ensures registrations and charges or covenants are properly executed. They may also advise on risks, enforceability, and the interplay with any existing interests or restrictions.
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