The Party Wall, etc Act 1996: differences of opinion in interpreting section 1
Series: Structural Survey ; 18(5) December 2000, 213-217(5)Publication details: 2000Subject(s): Summary: Notes that differences of opinion often arise regarding the correct interpretation of provisions within the Party Wall, etc Act 1996. Argues that this is frequently due to ambiguities within the wording of the statute and to a lack of clarity within its provisions regarding its relationship to the common law. Examines three areas within section 1 of the Act where differences of opinion arise and challenges some of the assumptions regarding their correct interpretation. Concludes that differences of opinion will continue to arise until the deficiencies within the legislation are properly adddressed. Journal abstract.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS63250 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 109987-1001 |
Notes that differences of opinion often arise regarding the correct interpretation of provisions within the Party Wall, etc Act 1996. Argues that this is frequently due to ambiguities within the wording of the statute and to a lack of clarity within its provisions regarding its relationship to the common law. Examines three areas within section 1 of the Act where differences of opinion arise and challenges some of the assumptions regarding their correct interpretation. Concludes that differences of opinion will continue to arise until the deficiencies within the legislation are properly adddressed. Journal abstract.