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Claims for diminution in value to a dwelling in neighbour disputes – not something to be pleaded lightly

Claims for diminution in value to a dwelling in neighbour disputes – not something to be pleaded lightly

January 06 2025

Sam was recently instructed by Emma-Jayne Scullion of Berry Smith Lawyers in a trial where it was common ground that the Defendant (Sam’s client) had trespassed upon the Claimant’s demise.

In short, the Claimant and Defendant each occupied a flat in a four-apartment complex. The complex had a courtyard. Historically, each lessee had treated the courtyard as a common area for their/their visitors’ cars, but the terms of the lease in fact partitioned the courtyard between four lessees in demised areas of about equal size (none of which were physically delineated on the brick courtyard).

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List of Specialist Regulatory Advocates

January 06 2025

List of Specialist Regulatory Advocates

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