Claimants wished to carry out extensive works of development and refurbishment to their property, works which included the construction of a multi-layered…
Claimants wished to carry out extensive works of development and refurbishment to their property, works which included the construction of a multi-layered basement development, including lifts to take cars to underground parking, a sub-level swimming pool, and a sunken garden to the rear of the property.
Injunction against surveyors after settlement agreement between parties; whether a dispute still existed for the purposes of section 10.
Mills v Savage (Unreported, 15th June 2016) Central London County Court Summary: This was a hearing of three preliminary issues in relation to…
Party Walls; no dispute; ultra vires; surveyors’ fees Summary: A subsequent dispute between appointing owners must be established in order to ground…
Party walls; trespass; nuisance; damages Case Summary: In this case the Claimant, Mr Nutt, sued for an injunction and damages in respect…
Address a problem of water leakage Mr Ash (“Mr A”) owned the leasehold and a share of the freehold of 56A Collingbourne…
Party walls; method statements; detailed plans; balcony; structural engineers Facts: Part of the roof-level cornice from a building owner’s property fell and…
Party walls; compensation; mitigation of loss; surveyor’s conduct. Although not a judgment on appeal, Coulson LJ’s reasoned refusal of permission to appeal…