Swans Of Never 12:54 Tue Feb 27
Party Wall Act
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I served a party wall notice to my neighbour a couple of weeks ago. Initially he ignored (not refused) the request. the 14 day period has now passed so in theory we are now in dispute. However yesterday he agreed to sign the request. Question is, does he have to back date the request or if he has now agreed does it matter that the 14 day period has expired?
Can't find much on Google? Anyone have any experience in this area?
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Noah
8:23 Tue Feb 27
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Just get him to backdate the response if not too long has elapsed.
No real issue if he’s not going to be difficult. Should’ve geared him up with a chat first.
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ironsofcanada
6:44 Tue Feb 27
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The thread was a lot more fun until I looked up party wall.
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Gavros
3:05 Tue Feb 27
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ive had to pay out significantly more, after my builder promised me that what he was doing wasnt a party wall issue, then hacked out the footings of the foundations.
it may cost for the survey, but always worth it for the insurance.
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Razzle
3:01 Tue Feb 27
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I had a dispute cost me £2k in fees, not amused.
So long as they sign the party wall agreement and agree you'll be OK. I would suggest that the date is amendedd and you both sign it as a change
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Sniper
2:08 Tue Feb 27
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You’ve gotta fight for your right to party you know
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pulhampete
1:15 Tue Feb 27
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what propodkin said.
As long as you have a signed agreement then the dates don't come into play.
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Propodkin
1:09 Tue Feb 27
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as long as you have agreement I don't think the date
matters, the dates only matter really in the timings of disputes
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Westham67
1:00 Tue Feb 27
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I remember one thread on here before went on for quite a long time as I recall
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Gavros
12:55 Tue Feb 27
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NOAH is your man here.
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