Commercial Neighbour and Boundary Disputes

What is a commercial neighbour/boundary dispute?

Disputes with the owner of adjoining land can arise in a wide range of situations. This can include the extent of ownership of land, the use the land is being put to; rights of access over land or where the boundary lies. A few common examples and situations which lead to commercial neighbour and boundary disputes include:

Disagreements over where the boundary line is between two properties
Disputes over the use of shared spaces, buildings and facilities
Issues with trees and hedges when they intrude on another property
Nuisance and anti-social behaviour such as loud music or animals

Our team of specialist commercial property dispute solicitors can offer expert legal advice and guidance on a range of different disputes, including the following key areas.

Specialist property dispute solicitors

Commercial neighbour and boundary disputes can affect a wide range of individuals and businesses and relate to a variety of different areas of the law, these kinds of property disputes can be incredibly complicated in nature and seeking the advice of a professional solicitor is advised as soon as possible.

Our team of specialists have a wealth of experience in successfully handling a wide range of neighbour and boundary disputes and helping our clients achieve their desired outcomes.

We can advise you on what rights you have as a land owner and help to guide you through every step of the process.

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Commercial Neighbour and Boundary Dispute FAQs

What are the most common neighbour disputes?

Extent of ownership, use of land, right of access and where the boundary lies.

How should you deal with a dispute with your neighbour?

Communication is key but if that doesn’t work then we can advise you on what options are available to you including court action, mediation and arbitration.

What constitutes harassment by a neighbour?

Any behaviour which “causes alarm or distress” or “puts people in fear of violence”.

How should you deal with a dispute over property boundaries?

Look at any conveyancing deeds and documentation and also historic evidence on the ground. Also consider approaching a specialist boundary surveyor. Boundary disputes are best dealt with by mediation between neighbouring owners.

What are the main types of boundary disputes?

The extents of ownership of land, the use the land is being put to, rights of access over land or where the boundary lies.

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