This template is a formal letter for an Adjoining Owner to respond to a Building Owner's 3/6 Metre Notice under the Party Wall etc Act 1996. It signifies that the Adjoining Owner is not content with the proposed works, thereby initiating a dispute. The letter also provides options for the appointment of a surveyor to resolve the dispute.

This template is a formal letter for an Adjoining Owner to negatively acknowledge a Party Structure Notice under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. It indicates disagreement with the Building Owner's proposed works and outlines options for appointing surveyors to resolve the resulting dispute.

This template is an acknowledgement letter for an Adjoining Owner to respond to a Building Owner's 'Line of Junction Notice' under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. It allows the Adjoining Owner to confirm whether they are content with proposals for a new wall astride the boundary, special foundations, or an early start date. It also provides options for appointing a surveyor in the event of a dispute.

This template is a Line of Junction Notice issued under the Party Wall etc Act 1996. It is used by a building owner to notify an adjoining owner of their intention to build a new wall astride the boundary line between their properties. The notice outlines the proposed works, seeks permission for building astride the boundary, and provides options for appointing a surveyor in case of a dispute.

This template provides a formal Line of Junction Notice under the Party Wall etc Act 1996. It is used by a building owner to inform an adjoining owner of their intention to construct a new wall entirely on their own land, up to the boundary. The notice outlines the proposed works, including options for foundations, and details the process for addressing potential disputes by suggesting an 'Agreed Surveyor'.

This template is a formal letter for an Adjoining Owner to respond to a Building Owner's 3/6 Metre Notice under the Party Wall etc Act 1996. It signifies that the Adjoining Owner is not content with the proposed works, thereby initiating a dispute. The letter also provides options for the appointment of a surveyor to resolve the dispute.

This letter formally demands the return of personal property currently held without legal right. It serves as a notice to the recipient that failure to return the property immediately will result in legal action. The recipient may be liable for associated legal costs and fees if the matter escalates to court.

This template is a formal Late Rent Notice used by a landlord or property manager to demand immediate payment of overdue rent from a tenant. It specifies the amount due, including late charges, and warns of potential legal action if payment is not received by a specified deadline.