skip navigation
random image random quote

Right of Light Breaches Lit Up

Remedy For Breach of Right to Light
Regan v Paul Properties DPF No 1 Ltd and Others
[2006] EWCA Civ 1319
CA
26 October 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
The court’s discretion to award damages in place of an injunction
to prevent infringement of a party’s right to light did not place
the onus on the affected party to establish that damages would be
an inadequate remedy.

Related Articles

   
  Critical Land Registry IT Error Surfaces
  Don't Over-React To Minor Mistakes
  Land Registry Wants To Prove Identity - At Last?
  Housing Authority To Allow Overcrowding?
  How Early Is A Waste Disposal Licence Necessary?
  Rights of Access Can Grant Parking Rights - in Scotland
  HIP Forms From Law Society
  Family Court Decision Determinative?
  Restrictive Covenants Case Shocks
  HIPs Survey
  HIPs From 10 September 2007
  Government Bites on HIPs
  Gas Company Not Liable For Actions of Predecessor
  Landlord Can Set Review Procedure
  Tenant Loses Right To Buy
  The Effect of Possession Orders on the Right To Buy
  Block Tenant Not Flat Tenant
  Business Tenant Suffers Costs
  House of Lords To Debate HIPs
  Illegal Easements On Common Land
   
 
 

© UKLawyers. All rights reserved.

Legal Disclaimer
[smaller] Change text size [larger]