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Servitudes cover rights that run with land, such as easements allowing access, rights of way, light, support or rights to run services over another owner’s property. A solicitor handling servitudes drafts, reviews and enforces these rights, negotiates terms, registers them at HM Land Registry, and advises on impact on future use or sale of the burdened and benefiting land. The work often follows established consent, registration and discharge processes and hinges on the exact wording of the conveyancing and title documents.
A solicitor identifies the precise right, its scope and any limitations, reviews title deeds and, if needed, negotiates or resolves disputes, checks plan references and ensures registration of the servitude at the Land Registry, with attention to potential future reconfiguration of land use.
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