Party Wall Dispute Assessment

Neighbour refuses party wall? 
What happens if the neighbors won't cooperate? If a dispute has arisen and the neighboring owner refuses or fails to appoint a surveyor an owner can appoint a second surveyor on the neighboring owners' behalf, so that the party wall procedure can go ahead.
 
How do you resolve a party wall dispute?
Resolving a Party Wall dispute
Your own name and address.
The building's address if it is different to your own.
A clear statement that your notice is a notice under the Party Wall etc. ...
Full details of what you propose to do (including plans where appropriate).
When you want to start.
 
How long can a party wall dispute take?
Q: How long does the Party Wall process usually take? A: The Party Wall Award usually takes four to six weeks provided the Building Owner has all the drawings and details ready and the Adjoining Owner cooperates. Where there are two surveyors, the process is usually a little slower than with a single Agreed Surveyor.
 
What happens if my Neighbour ignores the Party Wall Act?
However, if an adjoining owner does not respond, then you may appoint a Party wall surveyor to act for the adjoining owner. The Party Wall Act allows you to do this without having any further discussion with a neighbor. An adjoining owner cannot rescind the appointment, as it is binding.
 
Can I refuse party wall?
The short answer is yes; your neighbors are within their rights to refuse consenting to works.
 
Can I start work without a party wall agreement?
Do you always need a party wall agreement? No, but you do always need written consent from the households involved. A party wall agreement is only needed if your neighbor doesn't give consent, or doesn't respond to, your notice within 14 days.
 
Party Wall Dispute Assessment= £ 75.00