Unnecessary inconvenience under section 7 (1) of the Party Wall etc Act 1996. These are two appeals in proceedings concerning a party…
These are two appeals in proceedings concerning a party wall. In one appeal, the appellant has permission to appeal from the court below. In the other matter, this is a rolled-up hearing, in other words permission to appeal is still required.
We have heard full argument from the appellant, so that we are in a position to deal both with the issue of permission, and if permission is granted, the appeal.
3 minutes late Summary: An appeal lodged with the court two minutes after close of business on the last day for issuing…
Breuer v Leccacorvi(unreported, Central London County Court 11th February 2014 Summary The common law measure of damages, namely diminution in the value of property,…
Longmire v Maldura (Unreported, 29 January 2015) Central London County Court Click here for the transcript. Summary: Surveyors appointed under the 1996 Act hold a quasi-judicial function. …
Summary: An unsuccessful attempt to challenge a third surveyor’s decision on three primarily technical and unattractive grounds. Facts: Mr Walsh was long…
Enforcement of party wall awards; whether an appeal should proceed under Part 8 or Part 52 relating to statutory appeals; invalidity of…
Summary: Addendum Award, awarding compensation to the building owner for damage caused by authorised notifiable works, successfully overturned on appeal on the…