A retaining wall is a piece of infrastructure which is built on land, usually when soil is excavated. The wall is constructed in such a way so as to maintain the excavation and prevent the earth from spilling back into the excavated area. Excavation will often require a development application being made to the local Council, so the construction of a retaining wall will likely be contingent on consent being given to do the work that the retaining wall is intended to provide support for. It is important therefore to properly draft the relevant documentation prepared for the development consent. For more information, see our section titled “Development Applications.”
If you are a property owner and an issue relating to a retaining wall has come to your attention, there might be a number of pertinent legal issues that will need to be contemplated before you know what steps can be taken to resolve the matter. Our property lawyers and retaining wall lawyers have been assisting clients for over a decade with disputes and the provision of legal advice regarding retaining walls and we have the skills and expertise necessary to assist with your retaining wall matter.
If you would wish to discuss any of the above issues further, you can contact our head office in Sydney to set a meeting with our property solicitors or retaining wall solicitors by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com. As a general proposition, we will meet with you in our Sydney CBD office, or we might be able to meet with you in one of our branch offices located across Sydney. To view a complete list of our branch offices, please peruse our "Locations" tab.
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