Agreement As to Overhanging Eaves 2
Author: Maria Clark
Published: November 15, 2011
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What is the Agreement As to Overhanging Eaves
The agreement as to overhanging eaves is usually dated and signed by both the parties in question. In this agreement it states that the second party is the owner of the house where the land adjoins the property of the first party and the eaves of the house of the second party overhang onto the property of the first party and therefore, the water falls onto the first party’s property.
Therefore, the parties agree that the overhanging of the eaves with the permission of the first party as well as the water which falls from the eaves into the land of the first party can continue to be so for all perpetuity. However, the second party or any of his or her representatives at no time in the future can claim that the easement or the eavesdrop belongs to them.
In addition to this, the second party needs to give the first party compensation in exchange for damages or injuries which are done to the land of the first party as a result of the overhanging eaves.
The second party in addition, after the first party has served a notice to them in writing regarding the removal of the overhanging eaves, shall need to do so within the timeframe that is decided and agreed upon by both.
This agreement is enforceable even after the death of the signatories and can be enforced on the landowners, the heirs or the assignees of the property. This document is signed in the presence of witnesses.
