Garden Law Discussion

Many new builds,especially those in estates do not have any permitted development rights as they are removed through conditions imposed under the original development planning application , you need to find out if that is the case with your property. It’s also possible if conditions were imposed res...

It is only us who have used it as our own, the residents of the inner terrace have merely passed over it


The underlined part is also enough to thwart a claim for AP


You will have gained additional prescriptive rights but not a right for AP.

Adverse possession of a grass verge that everyone is free to walk over ,no chance.


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The above caselaw was affirmed by the House of Lords apparently so if it was it sets a binding precedent rather than persuasive one,so I’m looking for the case they affirmed it in. . Also The question is does he have a permanent duty of care to those using the highway to protect them from falling on...

So this is meant to have been ruled in John Malarkey Duff v. East Dunbartonshire Council 1999 . It was also meant to have been ruled in the same case that the only difference with natural and unnatural was whether the hazard was concealed or not. I haven’t read the full judgement yet but will get a ...

I found the advice on it was very basic and they often pointed people to this website .so it had its good points and bad

Collaborate wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 10:06 pm

ukmicky wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 7:37 pm

If you think anything what you have posted is in anyway good enough to show that Mitten v Faudrye created a binding precedent , then god help the legal profession.

As a certain politician recently said, the age of experts is over.

The age of the idiot has begun.

So true

If you think anything what you have posted is in anyway good enough to show that Mitten v Faudrye created a binding precedent , then god help the legal profession. If you read the case you can see it doesn't create a binding precedent. The case also has nothing to do with fruit falling into a Neighb...

When an advocate makes a submission to a court that the law is X, he/she is asked to back that up by producing a statute or caselaw that supports the submission. Mitten v Faudrye is a reported case. The ignorance of one poster on this site does not alter that fact. If the opposing advocate wishes t...

We all have opinions and those opinion often differ ,even solicitors ,barristers and judges have opinions that often differ .

The law is very rarely straight forward which is why so many civil cases are heard in court

The land registry do not hold fake deeds .what you receive from the land registry are deemed to be of sufficient legal standing to be used in court. The coloured area on the plans are not there for dimensional purposes unless there are proper measurements Without measurements If there was nothing o...

There are many hazards and dangers around us ,some natural and some not and many are not fenced or gated to prevent someone from failing and hurting themselves . There are places where the public can walk right to the edge of the white cliffs of Dover . My father lives in Norfolk and there is an unf...

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