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This work covers rights that benefit or burden land and are enforceable by someone who is not a party to the original transaction. It includes interests like easements, covenants, and profits à prendre that run with land, and the ways they are created, registered, and enforced against successors in title. A solicitor in this area drafts, reviews and negotiates such rights, checks how they affect access, use and development, and handles disputes over enforcement or modification with the relevant land registry entries and, where needed, tracing and clarification of title. How these matters proceed can depend on title conditions, conveyancing history, and the presence of registered charges or restrictions.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
A typical matter involves ensuring the right is properly created or limited, identifying who benefits or bears the burden, confirming it binds successors, and resolving conflicts with other interests or planning requirements.
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