13/10/2026
YOUR NEIGHBOUR DISPUTES YOUR EXTENSION… WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Planning a rear extension, loft conversion or structural alterations? Before you start building, make sure you understand the Party Wall Act 1996!
Your neighbour doesn’t have to agree with your proposed works for a dispute to arise. But that doesn’t mean your project is automatically stopped. 👇
🔴 HERE’S WHAT HAPPENS NEXT:
✅ 1. A dispute arises – Your neighbour dissents to your Party Wall Notice or fails to respond within the statutory period.
✅ 2. Surveyors are appointed – The statutory dispute resolution process begins, with surveyor appointments made in accordance with the Act.
✅ 3. A Party Wall Award is prepared – Where required, the surveyors determine the relevant matters, including how and when the works can proceed.
✅ 4. The dispute is resolved – If the appointed surveyors cannot agree, a third surveyor may determine the disputed matters.
⚠️ DON’T MAKE THIS COSTLY MISTAKE! Starting relevant work without following the correct Party Wall procedure can lead to delays, additional costs and potential legal action.
🏠 Whether you’re a homeowner, property developer or planning your next renovation, getting the Party Wall process right from the beginning can save you unnecessary stress.
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