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Language: English Series: Building ; 255(7664) 14 September 1990, 46(1)Publication details: 1990Subject(s): Summary: After the ruling in Murphy v Brentwood DC (See Abstract) that local authorities were not liable for negligence in approving plans or inspecting work on site unless physical injury occurs when liability remains, this article considers how a prospective owner or occupier of a building can best protect their interests.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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After the ruling in Murphy v Brentwood DC (See Abstract) that local authorities were not liable for negligence in approving plans or inspecting work on site unless physical injury occurs when liability remains, this article considers how a prospective owner or occupier of a building can best protect their interests.