The 694 pounds sterling question

Article Abstract:

Details of a case involving infringement of property rights are given. The case involved the construction of a new home on Ashleigh Avenue by the Sawyer family. The strip of land used for a driveway was subject to mutual covenants which prohibited the use of unbuilt land for anything other than a garden. The case was persued by Mrs Jaggard, who was awarded 694.44 pounds sterling for a right of way and release of the covenant.

Cases, Right of property, Property rights

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Tenants, reviews, renewals and rent

Article Abstract:

An introduction to landlord and tenant issues is presented. Areas covered include rent review, alienation and repair. It is vital that surveyors and valuers have a good knowledge of landlord and tenant. For investment surveyors, attention will need to be given to how lease terms influence income security.

Laws, regulations and rules, Landlord and tenant, Landlord-tenant relations

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