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Wayleaves and easements cover rights to use another person’s land for a defined purpose, such as a right of way, access for utilities, or drainage, that benefit land you own or lease. A solicitor handles drafting, reviewing and negotiating these rights, checks title implications, and arranges registration or filing with the Land Registry. They also advise on enforcing or defending rights, and on procedures for serving notices or acquiring rights through negotiation or compulsory processes where applicable.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor will navigate title documents, plan references, and any linked covenants to confirm what rights exist, who benefits, and what protects or restricts use. They manage the interaction with landowners, service providers, and local authorities, and explain how the rights may affect future development, sale, or leasing of the land.

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I would like thank Rebecca Rinn and Rachel Newcombe for all the help and advice they gave me in sorting out my complicated lease extension. They were patient and professional and explained everything to me step by step throughout the whole process. My lease was about to drop below the 80 year mark and they negotiated me a good deal with the freeholders. I would recommend them to anyone and if I have any other legal issues - they would be my first port of call. They were brilliant!

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