The Adjudicator deals with certain kinds of dispute arising out of the work of the Land Registry. Site content includes forms, procedural information including the text of the Adjudicator to Her Majesty's Land Registry (Practice and Procedure) Rules 2003, and decisions 2004 onwards.

Information on the Agricultural Land Tribunals in England and Wales is provided here within the Farm Management section of the Defra web site. There are links to texts of the Agricultural Land Tribunals (Rules) Orders 1978 and 2007 and of the Agricultural Land Tribunals (Succession to Agricultural Tenancies) Order 1984.

This site provides information on property boundary disputes, rights of way and other land-related neighbour problems, with advice on how to avoid them. It is maintained by Jon Maynard FRICS, a chartered land surveyor.

The British Property Federation (BPF) is a trade association representing companies which own, manage and invest in property. Documents available to download include the current edition of the "Commercial Lease Code" - the Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales, 3rd edition 2007.

Business Link is the government's free business advice and support service. This section of the site provides information on Home Information Packs for various groups of property professionals, including solicitors and licensed conveyancers.

The full text of the Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales 2007 may be downloaded either from the web site of the British Property Federation or from this dedicated site, which also provides some additional background information.

The Housing section of the (Department for) Communities and Local Government web site outlines the roles and responsibilities of local authorities on housing and includes: key legislation; circulars and official letters; consultation and policy documents; guidance on social housing and homelessness assistance; information on house purchase and sale (including Home Information Packs); as well as information for private landlords and tenants. There are links where relevant to associated sites, including the Home Information Packs sections of the government's Business Link and Directgov sites. Please note that content is currently being reviewed following the change in government.

The Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) is the regulatory body for licensed conveyancers. Its web site is divided into two main areas - "Visitors" and "Professionals". "Visitors" includes a directory of licensed conveyancers, searchable by name or location; a guide to professional conduct; and details of the complaints procedure. "Professionals" includes information on the procedure for qualifying as a licensed conveyancer, the CLC's Rules, and Practice Notes.

The Crofters Commission acts as an impartial tribunal in the regulation of crofting, a form of landholding unique to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The "Forms and Leaflets" division of its web site includes the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993 as amended by the Crofting Reform etc Act 2007, transcripts of decisions by the Land Court on Decrofting Appeals, 1980 onwards, code of conduct for board members and notes of assessors' meetings.

The Property Disputes section of this London law firm site includes a number of "Property Law Summaries", containing brief notes on recent property cases.

This advice site for homeowners in England and Wales covers such topics as boundaries, walls, trees, roots and bonfires. There is also a Discussion Forum. The site was created by Richard Smithies of Bearders Solicitors, Brighouse, West Yorkshire.

Hardwicke is a set of barristers' chambers in Lincoln's Inn specialising in civil litigation. The site content incliudes case notes, articles and newsletters on a wide range of topics including commercial law, employment, housing, property, personal injury, clinical negligence and medical malpractice. These may be accessed from any site page, either via the "Resources & Events" tab at the head or under "Useful Links" at the foot.

Information provided by the Stamp Office about Stamp Duty Land Tax, Stamp Duty, and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax. This includes legislation, manuals, guidance, forms, leaflets, newsletters and calculators.

The Housing Ombudsman Service, formerly known as the Independent Housing Ombudsman, deals with complaints against landlords and agents, and other housing disputes. All social landlords (housing associations) registered in England are members of the scheme, together with certain private landlords and management agents. There are separate "Complainants and Advisers" and "Landlords and Agents" sections, both with extensive downloadable information, reports and forms.

Site maintained by a Cambridge University law lecturer, providing a collection of links to materials relevant to the study of real property law in England and Wales, including legislation, cases, articles, and Law Commission and other reports.

The Land Registry administers the land registration system throughout England and Wales. Site content includes general information, explanatory leaflets, forms and, in the Practice section, links to relevant legislation including the Land Registration Rules 2003, the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and the Commonhold Regulations 2004. Also available in full text, in the Forms & Publications section, is the set of over 60 Practice Guides produced by the Land Registry for conveyancers and other property or legal professionals.

The Lands Tribunal resolves disputes about the value of land and buildings in Northern Ireland, and about their occupation, use or development. Its web site provides information on its functions; links to relevant legislation, including the Lands Tribunal Rules (Northern Ireland) 1976 as amended; downloadable forms; and a table of published decisions since 1990 (and selected earlier ones), with links to full texts of the decisions.

The Lands Tribunal for Scotland deals with various types of dispute involving land or property. Its web site has general information, forms, procedural guidance, links to relevant legislation, and selected recent decisions.

The Property Section, a self-governing association within the Law Society, provides guidance, information and support to property solicitors and licensed conveyancers in England and Wales. Freely accessible areas of its web site include a News section and a section providing information, downloadable documents and links relating to Home Information Packs.

LEASE is the Leasehold Advisory Service, an independent advice agency funded by Government grant. There are full text (pdf) decisions and determinations of Leasehold Valuation Tribunals 1994 onwards, together with various guides (some including links to legislation), reports and other publications relating to the residential leasehold and commonhold systems.

Ombudsman Services: Property, formerly known as the Surveyors Ombudsman Service, provides a free and independent complaints handling service for customers of chartered surveying firms, surveyors, estate agents, residential managing agents and other property professionals, provided they are members. The site provides contact details and information relating to the complaints procedure and investigation process. There are summaries of decisions January 2009 onwards, and annual reports (also including summaries of decisions) 2009 onwards.

Gary Webber, barrister of 33 Bedford Row, London, maintains this property law updating service and research tool. The site's "Property Law Library" contains articles, case summaries, legislation and other material, some with links to original sources. There is also a Monthly Update, the content of which is consolidated into the Property Law Library, and an annotated links section. Full access to all of the site content is available on subscription to members only.

The Property Litigation Association (PLA) is an organisation for professionals specialising in commercial, residential and agricultural property litigation. The "Library" section of its web site includes brief notes of recent property cases. There is also a review of the year's significant cases, entitled "Case Law Kaleidoscope", in each collection of annual PLA Conference Papers from 2003 onwards.

The Property Ombudsman (TPO) (known before 1 May 2009 as the Ombudsman for Estate Agents) provides an independent service for dealing with disputes between member estate agencies and customers who are buying and selling residential property in the UK. The site has TPO's codes of practice for residential estate agents and for letting agents, summaries of recent cases, recent annual reports, and information and guidance on the complaint procedure.

Resource site for materials on the specialist land law doctrine of proprietary estoppel, containing lists of articles, links to relevant cases mostly on the BAILII web site, and other links to sites of general relevance to land law.

Registers of Scotland is an executive agency of the Scottish Government responsible for compiling and maintaining registers relating to property and other legal documents. The chief registers are the Land Register of Scotland and the Register of Sasines. The site provides access to the agency's web-based services, which are chargeable. There is a wealth of free information available, including many information leaflets, reports and the compendious Registration of Title Practice Book.

The Residential Property Tribunal Service (RPTS) is the umbrella organisation for the five regional offices known as Rent Assessment Panels, which settle disputes in England involving private rented and leasehold property, through Rent Assessment Committees, Leasehold Valuation Tribunals and Residential Property Tribunals. The site includes guidance notes, forms, information on appeals and on complaints procedures, and decisions and reasons documents made by Rent Assessment Committees and Leasehold Valuation Tribunals from 1 January 2003.

Commentary on the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, written around the date of its enactment. The author is Roger Horne, barrister of Radcliffe Chambers, Lincoln's Inn.

The functions of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) include the regulation of property professionals and surveyors in the UK. This section of the RICS site provides information on the regulatory framework, including the rules of conduct for firms and members and details of recent and forthcoming disciplinary panel hearings.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has introduced a new official code of practice for service charges in commercial property. There are four separate versions - for England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland. This site provides the texts of all four codes, together with supplementary information papers, details of the new standard industry cost code headings for service charges, and information on the RICS dispute resolution service.

Newsletters on employment law 2002 onwards and property law 2003 onwards are available here on the web site of Thomas More Chambers, a set of barristers' chambers in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.

The Lands Tribunal, as it is still commonly referred to, was transferred into the Lands Chamber of the Upper Tribunal on 1 June 2009. It is an independent judicial body set up to resolve certain kinds of dispute about land in England and Wales. The site has information about the Tribunal's jurisdictions and procedure; practice directions; forms and guidance; the Lands Tribunal Rules 1996 as amended; and the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) Fees Order 2009. There are decisions 2000 onwards, and details of cases appealed to the Court of Appeal 2000 onwards.