Sentences with phrase «by the neighbouring property»

The intent of the developer was obviously to limit resistance by the neighbouring property owners to the operation of the golf course.

Not exact matches

He alleges his property was contaminated by GM canola material from Michael Baxter's neighbouring property in November 2010.

All files from cabinet taken re: financials, and much family property removed in cube van witnessed by neighbours.

Mishaps involving drones are now regular news, whether flying too close to aircraft, hitting people and property, or bothering neighbours by hovering over homes.

«Councils are now looking to innovative solutions, with Surrey looking to drive down costs by working in a property cluster with neighbouring authorities.

Both drum up interest in your property by giving neighbours, with friends and family who want to buy into the area, a chance to vet and promote your home.

Please be advised that Villa Abakoi is connected to the neighbouring property, Villa Tangram and is separated by three wooden gates, a perfect feature should you wish to rent out the entire compound.

Please be advised that Villa Tangram is connected to the neighbouring property, Villa Abakoi and is separated by three wooden gates, a perfect feature should you wish to rent out the entire compound.

Be warned: when we dropped by in June 2017, construction was beginning on a neighbouring property (also set to be another Potato Head hotel).

It was Justice Rand who interrupted oral submissions by the respondent saying, «If Albert Einstein and Arthur Rubinstein purchased cottages there, the property values would increase, and the association should be honoured to have them as neighbours.»

In doing so, he looked at the surrounding circumstances when the grant was made, including two documents composed by the local authority, written after the grant, which sought to interpret the right of way (for example, one of them described the right as being for «reasonable use only to enter into the rear garden» and that «visitors to your property should predominately [sic] use the front door and not avail themselves to the rear garden of your neighbours»).

A Quebec couple who bought a property with the understanding that it had a parking space able to accommodate several cars — part of which a neighbour's son had been using for many years — has had their appeal to recognize their title to the full space dismissed by the Supreme Court of Canada.

Matthews v Bassi (2014)-- represented the claimants in a boundary dispute / claim for trespass arising from unlawful attachment of an extension to the claimants» property by their neighbours

You may have a boundary dispute with your new neighbour; a disagreement with family members over the terms of a will or perhaps it is the quality of workmanship carried out on your property by a builder.

Two recent cases show that the courts are reassessing their approach to property damage caused by the action of tree roots encroaching from neighbouring land.

«The neighbour principle derived by Lord Atkin from the 10 Commandments and the parable of the Good Samaritan has been applied in a multitude of other situations involving foreseeable damage negligently caused to the person, property or pocket of another,» he says.

The appellants brought an action against their next door neighbour seeking injunctive relief and damages for: (i) invasion of privacy arising from video and audio cameras which they say were trained on their property; (ii) nuisance arising from outside speakers, floodlights and the occasional errant hockey puck; (iii) trespass arising primarily from the construction of two fences; and (iv) abuse of process arising from an application for a peace bond made by the respondents before a justice of the peace.

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My tree has fallen on a neighbour's property — am I or my insurer liable for the removal of, or damage caused by, the tree?

For instance, what if a neighbouring property feels they are being harassed by open houses scheduled during the time they sit down to dinner?

Real estate prices are greatly influenced by condition of the property, curb appeal, neighbours, etc..

The best that can be accomplished via «drive - by» is a general range of value, in the so - called appraiser's opinion, based upon the exterior of the property «only» in conjunction with so - called comparables of neighbouring properties's sales figures.

Sadly here, like in the States that we hear about, neighbouring houses are affected by the visible lack of care of these properties, many times.