378. Introduction Of Statutory Procedures.

378. Introduction of statutory procedures.

The Party Wall etc Act 1996 provides procedures¹ for situations where lands of different owners² adjoin and are not built on at the line of junction³, or are built on at the line of junction only to the extent of a boundary wall

(4) Rights And Duties Under The Party Wall Etc Act 1996

376. Statutory definition of 'party wall' etc.

377. External walls and fence walls adjoining boundaries.

379. Statutory procedure where one owner wishes to build a party wall or party fence wall.

380. Statutory procedure where one owner wishes to build a wall adjacent to the boundary.

381. Rights to repair or do works affecting a party wall.

382. Exercise of rights of repair.

383. Restrictions on excavation and construction adjacent to boundaries.

384. Obligations of a building owner exercising the statutory rights.

385. Rights of entry.

386. Dispute resolution procedure.

387. Award determining disputed matters.

388. Appeal against an award.

389. Expenses of work.

390–400. Service of notices.

378. Introduction of statutory procedures.

(4) Rights And Duties Under The Party Wall Etc Act 1996

376. Statutory definition of 'party wall' etc.

377. External walls and fence walls adjoining boundaries.

378. Introduction of statutory procedures.

379. Statutory procedure where one owner wishes to build a party wall or party fence wall.

380. Statutory procedure where one owner wishes to build a wall adjacent to the boundary.

381. Rights to repair or do works affecting a party wall.

382. Exercise of rights of repair.

383. Restrictions on excavation and construction adjacent to boundaries.

384. Obligations of a building owner exercising the statutory rights.

385. Rights of entry.

386. Dispute resolution procedure.

387. Award determining disputed matters.

388. Appeal against an award.

389. Expenses of work.

390–400. Service of notices.

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