Document background
A Deed of Interest is a crucial legal instrument in Irish property law, used when there is a need to formally create, transfer, or modify interests in property or other assets. This document type is commonly utilized in various scenarios, including creating easements, establishing rights of way, granting licenses over property, or creating other property interests. The deed must comply with Irish legal requirements, particularly the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009, and requires proper execution, witnessing, and often registration with the Property Registration Authority. The document includes essential details about the parties involved, the nature and extent of the interest being created or transferred, any conditions or restrictions, and the duration of the interest. A Deed of Interest is particularly important in commercial property transactions, development projects, and situations where multiple parties have interests in the same property.
