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‘Security’: What is it really all about?12th July 2026‘Security’: What is it really all about? James Lewis | 13th May, 2019 As published in the Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation Vol. 8, No. 2, 2019, pp. 1–11© Henry Stewart… -
What Is the 3 Metre Rule in the Party Wall Act?11th June 2026James Lewis Surveyors has two decades of experience advising homeowners, developers, and professionals on party wall matters. One of the most common areas of confusion relates to the 3 metre… -
RICS Party Wall Surveyor: What Does It Mean?14th May 2026If your building work involves a party wall or a shared boundary, it is highly recommended that you appoint an RICS-regulated party wall surveyor. But what does the term actually… -
Party Wall FAQs20th April 2026Understanding Party Wall matters can be complex because they involve specific legal procedures, strict notice requirements, and formal dispute resolution processes that must be followed before certain types of building… -
Must a Leaseholder Serve a Party Structure Notice on Their Own Freeholder?20th March 2026A recurring question in leasehold party wall matters is whether a leaseholder proposing works to a party wall must serve a Party Structure Notice on the freeholder of the same… -
Neighbour Ignoring Your Party Wall Notice? Next Steps13th March 2026A neighbour failing to respond to a Party Wall Notice can create procedural challenges for a building project. For this reason, understanding the next steps if a neighbour is ignoring…
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