Rights Of Light: Questions and answers – part 4

Serle Court | Property Law Journal | December 2014/January 2015 #327
In the fourth of his continuing series, Andrew Francis considers how rights of light can be overriden, their abandonment and remedies in case of dispute ‘Ultimately whether there has been abandonment will be a question of evidence and the mere existence of blocked-up apertures is not the end of the story.’ Question 1 How can …

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Rights Of Light: Timing is everything

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | Property Law Journal | April 2013 #308
Emma Humphreys and Richard Flenley examine a case highlighting the different considerations that apply when a court is considering a claim for an injunction and a claim for declaratory relief The defendants contended that the court should only grant an injunction or make a declaration in a quia timet action where the defendant is threatening …

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Case Round Up

Hogan Lovells | Property Law Journal | April 2012 #289
Paul Tonkin provides an overview of recent case law Break notice invalid where interest on late rent outstanding Avocet Industrial Estates LLP v Merol Ltd [2011] Merol was Avocet’s tenant of commercial premises under a lease that included a break option. The break option provided that the break notice would be of no effect if …

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