Equine
Farnfields have specialists who can assist you in buying and selling equine properties and facilities such as stables, liveries or paddocks. We can help you from a landowner, tenant or business perspective.
When dealing with such matters; it is important to consider a number of key issues including complexities relating to:
- Rights of way and other rights
- Planning and change of use
- Environmental schemes
- Easements
- Sporting rights
- Boundaries
- Access matters
We work regularly with agents, accountants, tax advisors and other professionals to ensure any transaction is structured according to your needs. We also have external professional connections who can help you on a variety of associated equine-related property matters (such as planning, insurance, surveyors, valuation and disputes).
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Figures from the Office of the Public Guardian, the government body responsible for registering lasting powers of attorney, reveal that the number of applications dropped by 25 per cent over the last year. In 2020/21, just 691,746 were made, compared with 917,550 in 2019/20. A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a document by which
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The Land Registry has seen a dramatic rise in property fraud over the last 12 months and last year alone paid out £3.5million in compensation for fraud. The properties most at risk are those which are rented out, those left empty for long periods of time, properties which are mortgage free or of a higher
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