000			01984cam a2200301 4500
001			ABS68294
008			041028n2004 000 0 eng u
035			_a(Sirsi) u127844
100			_aChynoweth, P.
245		4	_aThe scope for agreement in statutory party wall procedures
260			_c2004
490			_aConstruction Law Journal _v20(6) 2004, 319-332(14)
520			_aOutlines statutory party wall procedures set out in the Party Wall Etc Act 1996 which involve the serving of notices and the appointment of surveyors to resolve a variety of construction related issues affecting boundary operations including party walls, erection of new boundary structures and excavations which have the potential to interfere with the stability of an adjacent building or structure. Notes that despite the existence of the procedural framework the parties and their surveyors involved may depart from it by agreement. Identifies and examines four different ways in which the parties may agree to work outside the statutory framework. Firstly agreements in lieu of notice both informally and formally to contract out of statutory framework. Secondly agreements subsequent to notice which can involve consent, conditional consent or delay notices. Thirdly agreement to regularise unlawful work both by written agreement and retrospective notices. Fourthly, agreements relating to variations which can incorporate design changes and new works. Reference to case law throughout.
590			_aABS
590			_aABS
650			_aPARTY WALL ETC ACT 1996
650			_aPARTY WALL SURVEYORS
650			_aBoundary disputes _96221
650			_aVARIATIONS
650			_aSTEVENS V GOURLEY
650			_aLEADBETTER V MARYLEBONE CORPORATION
650			_aMASON V FULHAM CORPORATION
650			_aWOODHOUSE V CONSOLIDATED PROPERTY CORPORATION LTD
650			_aLOUIS V SADIQ
650			_aADAMS V MARYLEBONE BC
690			_aBOUNDARIES, PARTY WALLS AND EASEMENTS
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999			_c118241 _d118241