Decisions
Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
Lands Tribunal
The Lands Tribunal, which is the Lands Chamber of the Upper Tribunal, is an independent and specialist judicial body set up to resolve certain disputes concerning land.
The Tribunal's jurisdiction is exercised in England and Wales. Its offices and permanent courtrooms are in London. When necessary hearings can be arranged anywhere in England and Wales subject to the availability of courtrooms. There are separate Lands Tribunals for Scotland and for Northern Ireland.
Areas of interest
- Consultation on new draft rules
- Explanatory leaflet
(142kb) This provides an overview of the work of and the different cases dealt with in the Tribunal. - Forms. Find the form you will need to bring an application, reference or appeal to the Tribunal.
- Flowcharts. See a step by step summary of how different case types proceed and the four procedures which may be followed.
- Lands Tribunal Rules 1996 (239kb) See the legal rules that govern cases in the Tribunal
- The Interim Practice Directions and Guidance (143kb) These supplement the Rules and explain how they are applied.
- The Fees This Order sets out the fees that are payable in the Tribunal.
- Mediation (10kb). See a summary of two mediation schemes available to Tribunal users.
- The Transfer Order This transferred the Lands Tribunal into the Lands Chamber of the Upper Tribunal and amended the Rules.
