Re: Access to neighbouring land act re: scaffolding
Only having had a brief read of the act, it may be better for it to go to court, then everything will be outlined, ie access, working hours
The court shall not make an access order in any case where it is satisfied that, were it to make such an order— (a) the respondent or any other person would suffer interference with, or disturbance of, his use or enjoyment of the servient land, or
(b) the respondent, or any other person (whether of full age or capacity or not) in occupation of the whole or any part of the servient land, would suffer hardship,
to such a degree by reason of the entry (notwithstanding any requirement of this Act or any term or condition that may be imposed under it) that it would be unreasonable to make the order.
(b) the respondent, or any other person (whether of full age or capacity or not) in occupation of the whole or any part of the servient land, would suffer hardship,
to such a degree by reason of the entry (notwithstanding any requirement of this Act or any term or condition that may be imposed under it) that it would be unreasonable to make the order.
An access order may impose upon the applicant or the respondent such terms and conditions as appear to the court to be reasonably necessary for the purpose of avoiding or restricting— (a) any loss, damage, or injury which might otherwise be caused to the respondent or any other person by reason of the entry authorised by the order; or
(b) any inconvenience or loss of privacy that might otherwise be so caused to the respondent or any other person.
(b) any inconvenience or loss of privacy that might otherwise be so caused to the respondent or any other person.
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