Building Law Monthly

In another claim against an allegedly negligent surveyor, the Court of Appeal has held that where purchasers of a residential property had relied on an allegedly negligent survey, the correct basis for measuring the resultant damages was not the..

Two important decisions of the Court of Appeal (both noted in previous issues of Building Law Monthly) have been considered by the House of Lords over the past month. The following gives advance notice of those decisions, which will receive more extensive coverage over the next few months.

A review of recent planning decisions

Mason v The Coal Authority; Flaherty and another v The Coal Authority (unreported, 15 March 2001, QBD)