Land Registry Adjudication

Land Registry adjudication is the process of resolving disputes related to land registration, such as boundary disagreements or contested ownership claims. An adjudicator from the Land Registry reviews the case and makes a binding decision to resolve the dispute.

Boundary disputes with neighbours can often be resolved through direct communication and negotiation. If this fails, mediation can be a helpful next step. If these efforts do not lead to a resolution, you may need to seek legal advice and possibly refer the dispute to the Land Registry adjudicator.

If you discover that part of your land has been incorrectly registered under someone else’s name, you should seek legal advice immediately. We can assist you in gathering evidence from your title deeds and submitting a challenge to the Land Registry. If necessary, the case may be referred to adjudication.

Yes, unregistered land can be involved in disputes, particularly when attempting to register it for the first time. Disagreements can arise over boundaries or ownership claims. Legal advice is crucial in these situations to ensure the correct procedures are followed and your rights are protected.

At Symes Bains Broomer Solicitors, we offer comprehensive support for Land Registry disputes. Our services include providing legal advice tailored to your situation, assisting with negotiations and mediation, preparing and reviewing documentation, and representing you in adjudication proceedings if necessary. Our goal is to resolve your dispute efficiently and effectively, protecting your property rights.