SELLER DID NOT INFORM ME
Our solicitors have been bringing claims in relation to Japanese knotweed for longer than any other lawyers in the country.
Misrepresentation: the seller did not inform me
The Law Society’s Property Information Form (TA6) will ensure that the buyers’ solicitors will ask whether the property is or has been affected by Japanese knotweed, and if you knowingly give false information, you could be sued by your buyer for misrepresentation. Therefore, vendors would be unwise to not disclose the presence of knotweed on their property and/ or attempt to conceal the knotweed by mistreating it themselves.
At Charles Lyndon we can act on claims in misrepresentation, professional negligence and nuisance on a no win, no fee basis. Additionally, we offer a free initial consultation to determine all salient facts and objectives and then provide you with expert legal advice; and tell you if your compensation claim can be dealt with on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis.
IF YOU HAVE KNOTWEED ON YOUR PROPERTY YOU MAY HAVE A CLAIM: SPEAK WITH OUR EXPERT LAW TEAM HERE
What To Do When You Find Knotweed
We recommend that you take a rounded approach to dealing with knotweed on your property. This will include a combination of expert legal, surveyor and treatment advice. Our lawyers can offer specialist advice on coordinating these experts needed to strengthen your claim.
For an initial consultation and/ or further information, please contact us by using the contact form on this page or by emailing us at [email protected] and one of our support staff will be in touch no later than 24 hours of receiving your enquiry. Alternatively, contact our support staff by calling 0207 058 0050.
Read more of our Expert’s advice on all aspects of Japanese Knotweed law below: