93A.5 Works Order - Land And Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009, Section 45

What this form is for

• • When you need court permission for works on land where disputes exist
• • For resolving property rights affecting proposed works
• • When other parties object to works you wish to carry out
• • For urgent works requiring immediate court authorization
• • When informal resolution attempts have failed

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

There is typically no fixed deadline for submitting this form, but delays could affect your ability to carry out planned works in a timely manner and may weaken your legal position.

Before you submit

• • All property details completed accurately with full address and map reference
• • Description of proposed works provided in full with specifications
• • Evidence of attempts to resolve dispute without court included
• • Correct court fee paid and receipt attached
• • All affected parties properly notified with required timeframes
• • Supporting documents proving ownership and rights attached

How to file this form

1. 1Obtain the correct form 93A.5 from the Courts Service website or court office
2. 2Complete all sections with accurate information about property and works
3. 3Gather supporting evidence and documentation including property deeds
4. 4Submit to the appropriate District Court office with jurisdiction
5. 5Pay required court fees and obtain receipt
6. 6Serve proper notice on all affected parties as required by law
7. 7Attend any required court hearings with all documentation

Known limitations

• • This form does not replace planning permission requirements from local authorities
• • It cannot override existing property rights without proper legal process
• • The court may impose conditions on any works order granted
• • Emergency works may require different procedures and timeframes
• • Court cannot order works that would constitute trespass