Progressing the rights to light debate - part one: a review of current practice
Series: Structural Survey ; 22(3) 2004, 131-137(7)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: Introduces a series of articles which respond to Pitts' call for a debate into current rights to light practice. Summarises relevant areas of law as well as current measurement and valuation practices in this area. Describes: the Waldram methodology; grumble point; fifty-fifty rule; and the concept of equivalent first zone loss. It also shows how these concepts are used to determine the amount of damages payable where a right to light has been infringed and calls for others to contribute to the debate. References. [Taken from journal abstract]| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS68077 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 127021-1001 |
Introduces a series of articles which respond to Pitts' call for a debate into current rights to light practice. Summarises relevant areas of law as well as current measurement and valuation practices in this area. Describes: the Waldram methodology; grumble point; fifty-fifty rule; and the concept of equivalent first zone loss. It also shows how these concepts are used to determine the amount of damages payable where a right to light has been infringed and calls for others to contribute to the debate. References. [Taken from journal abstract]