Land & Property Disputes

Land and Property Disputes

The Irish relationship with land is much maligned and is a deep part of our culture as evidenced in films such as the version of John B Keane’s The Field. It is however a fact of life that disputes in the area of land are not uncommon even in this modern age.

At Carmody Moran Solicitors we have handled a variety of such actions including:

• Land and Property Disputes
• Boundary disputes
• Construction disputes and professional negligence
• Rights of Way
• Easements
• Landlocked property
• Adverse possession
• Injunctive relief
• Co-Ownership disputes
• Management Company / Multi-Unit Development disputes
• Commercial disputes
• Matrimonial disputes

Often these matters have come about through no fault or intention of the individuals involved but as a result of the errors of other professionals in the conveyancing process such as lawyers or engineers or because of a lack of input from such qualified individuals or badly prepared maps or deeds or a simple mistake.

As time has passed the situation on the ground may change. Persons can take action to develop the land ignorant of the legal position that then gives rise to a separate set of legal issues when the time comes to sell the land or some other matters occurs such as development.

The situation is often complex and tensions can become fraught. Experienced advice can set your mind and ease and set about rectifying these issues in a cost-effective, sensitive, and timely manner.

Dispute Resolutions

If an agreement cannot be reached alternative dispute resolutions such as mediation and arbitration can be considered as well as recourse to the courts for relief.

Carmody Moran Solicitors have experience in resolving these types of matters from resolving matters amicably by reaching agreements between the parties through direct agreement and alternative dispute resolutions to litigating such disputes in the Circuit Court and High Courts both in the Dublin area and nationally.

Call us on 00-353-1-8272888 to make an appointment to meet and discuss property and land disputes matters further with our conveyancing and property solicitors or use the quick enquiry form here.