Clueless Clive
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Hi All -
I’ve recently bought a field with access to two public roads, one directly and one via a boreen without right of way. Ive agreed with an adjoining landowner who owns the right of way, to have access to the road for domestic use only. That’s fine with me. As far as I know it’s a simple written agreement, signed by both parties and registered with the LRA.
I’ve approached the solicitor who did the conveyancing work for the field, who has asked for €1,200 plus VAT, the same amount I paid for the conveyancing work for the field, and the same amount I paid for conveyancing work for a house I recently bought.
Is there really the same amount of work in drafting the legal agreement for the right of way and registering it with the LRA, as there is in conveyancing for a house?
I’ve recently bought a field with access to two public roads, one directly and one via a boreen without right of way. Ive agreed with an adjoining landowner who owns the right of way, to have access to the road for domestic use only. That’s fine with me. As far as I know it’s a simple written agreement, signed by both parties and registered with the LRA.
I’ve approached the solicitor who did the conveyancing work for the field, who has asked for €1,200 plus VAT, the same amount I paid for the conveyancing work for the field, and the same amount I paid for conveyancing work for a house I recently bought.
Is there really the same amount of work in drafting the legal agreement for the right of way and registering it with the LRA, as there is in conveyancing for a house?