The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2021 has come into force from 30th November2021. This is a short but valuable act which sorts out problems which would have arisen regarding rights of way and easements as a consequence of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009. The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act … Read more
Time is fast running out for the registration of rights of way arising from prescription-that is, by reason of long use. As the law stands you have up to 30th November 2021 to register your prescriptive easement with the Property Registration Authority. This is the section 49A procedure and is intended for the situation where … Read more
When you are buying a house there are some tasks which will correctly take priority over others. The two key things you will probably be concerned with are 1. Arranging loan finance (assuming you are not a cash buyer), and 2. Finding the right property Nevertheless, certain delays may arise in the course of your … Read more
Rights of way are one of the most common forms of easements you are likely to encounter in Irish law. And they can be sources of real tension and disputes between neighbours. They can also cause problems when buying or selling property as the vendors of a rural house with an unregistered right of way will … Read more