These areas of law are important for protecting the environment, ensuring sustainable development, regulating land use, and promoting safe and efficient construction practices Environmental law refers to the body of law that regulates the impact of human activities on the environment. This includes laws that govern air and water pollution, waste management, hazardous materials, and wildlife protection. Environmental law also includes regulations that promote sustainable development, such as energy conservation and renewable energy. Land law deals with the legal rights and obligations associated with land ownership. This includes the transfer of ownership, property rights, land use regulations, and land tenure systems.

Building law is concerned with the legal framework that governs the construction and maintenance of buildings. This includes building codes and standards, zoning regulations, permits and inspections, and liability for construction defects. Construction law covers the legal issues that arise during the construction process. This includes contracts between owners, contractors, and subcontractors, disputes over payment and performance, and issues related to construction defects and delays.

This sector is marred with fraud. This is why our department is diligent in protecting our client’s interest in any land transaction. To safeguard our clients against extortion or abuse we advise on: Land Rates; Rates Clearance Certificate; Land Search; Land Consents; Land Rent; sale and transfer Of Land; Environmental and social Impact Assessment Licenses; Subdivision of Land; Change of User; Land Survey Plan; Replacement of Lost Title; Cautions; Lease Renewals; Registration with National construction Authority (NCA); Construction permit; and county licenses.