Course description
Whether acting for a homeowner seeking to extend their property or a commercial developer looking to increase its profit margins, rights of light can seriously hamper - possibly even stop - your client’s planned building work.
Join Sarah Thompson-Copsey as she discusses acquisition and loss, case law relating to badly lit buildings, such as Beaumont v Florala and Midtown v City of London, and tips and traps for developers and light owners alike.
Sarah is a former property litigation partner at the firm now known as Dentons, specialising in commercial landlord and tenant. She is now a freelance legal trainer lecturing and writing regularly on commercial and residential property topics, with an emphasis on avoiding & resolving disputes. Be sure to tune in to benefit from her expertise in this area.
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Introduction
Whether acting for a homeowner seeking to extend their property or a commercial developer looking to increase its profit margins, rights of light can seriously hamper - possibly even stop - your client’s planned building work.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- Rights of light or privacy?
- Acquisition and loss
- Badly lit buildings: Beaumont v Florala; Midtown v City of London
- Will the court stop building work or not - tips and traps for developers and light owners alike: Ottercroft v Scandia Care
- Planning for damages - share of profits or loss suffered?
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