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Does your property share a common wall with a neighbour? Clarify the rights and obligations of each property owner with this Party Wall Agreement for Canada.

• A Party Wall Agreement is often required between owners of adjoining properties which share a common wall (a party wall), such as semi-detached townhouses, adjoining condominium units or the two halves of a duplex.
• The agreement sets out the rights and obligations of the owners with respect to the common party wall.
• The contract includes clauses for encroachment by either party on the other party's property, and maintenance, repair or rebuilding of shared walls and fences.
• The Agreement can be used in any Canadian province or territory. For use in Canada only.
• This Party Wall Agreement helps you stay on good terms with your neighbour and avoids misunderstandings.

Overview

This Party Wall Agreement is designed for homeowners in the United States who share a common wall – also known as a party wall – with their neighbors. Such arrangements are common between semi-detached townhouses, adjoining condominium units, or the two halves of a duplex.

Purpose of Agreement

The primary purpose of this Party Wall Agreement is to clearly define the rights and obligations of the owners of adjoining properties regarding the shared wall and other common structural features.

Scope of Agreement

This Agreement outlines each party’s responsibilities concerning the maintenance, repair, and use of the shared wall. It also addresses obligations regarding shared fences and other structural elements that are jointly owned or utilized by the adjoining properties.

Format and Customization

The Party Wall Agreement is provided in Microsoft Word format, allowing homeowners to fully customize the document to meet their unique needs and to ensure all relevant aspects are addressed effectively.

Where the Form Can be Used

The template is suitable for use anywhere in the United States and can be tailored to fit the specific circumstances of each set of neighbors.