An Agreement between Adjoining Landowners regarding Construction along Common Boundary about Fixing Liability for Damage to Adjoining Building is a legally binding document that is used to resolve disputes between two or more adjoining landowners concerning the construction of a structure along a common boundary. This agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party in the event that the construction of the structure causes damage to an adjoining building. Typically, the agreement will include clauses regarding the responsibility for the cost of repairs, the payment of any resulting damages, and the indemnification of either party from any liability for the damage. There are two main types of Agreement between Adjoining Landowners regarding Construction along Common Boundary about Fixing Liability for Damage to Adjoining Building: 1. Construction Negligence Agreement: This type of agreement is used to fix liability for damages caused due to the negligence of the contracting party during the construction process. Under this agreement, the contractor is responsible for the cost of repairs, and the adjoining owner is indemnified from any legal liability. 2. Mutual Release Agreement: This type of agreement is used to protect both parties from any liability for damages caused by the construction process. Under this agreement, both parties agree to release each other from any claims related to the construction, and the cost of repairs is split between the parties.