Abstract
The aim of this paper is to convince surveyors practising in matters under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 (the Act) that going to the third surveyor to resolve a dispute is not a failure — in fact, the opposite is true. The paper aims to give a steer on how referrals can and should be made, as well as providing examples of how to make them, when and for what reason. There is a great deal of confusion within the profession generally as to the role of the third surveyor, and the paper aims to throw light on the subject in a readable way which can be referred to again and again — becoming timeless as a reference document. The intention is to provide the reader with a greater knowledge of the principles behind a referral to a third surveyor and the required skills to do so.
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