- 16/12/2020
09:30 - 17:00
We are pleased to announce that the Faculty have organised a three part Sui Generis series which will be delivered to you via the videoconferencing app Zoom. Part Three will be delivered on Wednesday 16th December 2020 at 9.30 a.m. until 5.00 p.m. by Stuart Frame, Barrister at Tanfield Chambers.
This one-day course should not be missed by practising party wall surveyors, dealing as it does with the thorny issue of what surveyors can or can’t do in circumstances where unauthorised notifiable works have been conducted, as well as providing an overview of the most important principles established in party wall case law.
The final part of Stuart’s three Sui Generis webinars will begin in the morning session by drawing upon Stuart’s extensive experience gained in dealing with hundreds of party wall cases over the years in order to provide best practice guidance, tips and invaluable advice as to be a better party wall surveyor and avoid common pitfalls in practice.
The two afternoon sessions will examine all the relevant case law and principles under the 1996 Act in relation to the content and service of notices, and the nature of ‘disputes’ under the Act and surveyors’ jurisdiction in relation to them.
Session 1: “Best Practice Guidance – how to be a better Party Wall Surveyor” a study on various aspects of party wall surveying and how best practice can be obtained
Sessions 2 and 3: “Case Law Update Part 3” – the final part in the overview of all of the most important cases that every practising party wall surveyor should be aware of.
Attending this course provides 10 valuable CPD hours and as you are aware, your annual obligation is to collect 10 party wall related CPD hours, 5 of which should be Faculty accredited.
Schedule:
9.30 a.m. – Start
11.00 a.m. – Coffee/tea break
11.15 a.m. – Resume
1.00 p.m. – Lunch break
1.30 p.m. – Resume
3.00 p.m. – Coffee/tea break
3.15 p.m. – Resume
5.00 p.m. – Finish
This seminar will be delivered by a video conferencing programme called ZOOM which means that you will need to have the following available in order to access this seminar:
- Laptop or Computer
- Webcam & Microphone
The seminar material will be sent to you in hard copy so please make sure when making the booking you enter the correct address details and the details of how to access the meeting will be sent to the email address you provide, so please double check you have provided the correct details.
The cost to attend this webinar is £330 for members and £400 for non-members.
For those that have previously attended Part One, we are offering a discount for attending part two and three and please click here to book. This discount is only available until the 18th of November 2020.
*Booking expires on the 9th of December 2020*