The article addresses two common property-related inquiries concerning planning documentation and right of way issues during property transactions in Ireland. It explains that older properties may lack complete planning records, which can delay sales, requiring solicitors to conduct additional checks to ensure compliance with planning laws. Moreover, for rural properties formerly part of larger farms, it is essential to confirm access rights early in the purchasing process to avoid complicated issues post-sale. Proper legal verification is critical to ensure a smooth property transaction.
The absence of planning documents doesn't necessarily stop a sale, though it can delay it, and your solicitor will need to carry out some additional checks.
When buying a rural property, particularly one that was once part of a larger landholding, it's vital to confirm early on that there is legal access to the property.
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