Layout of the Building in UK Law
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Methuen-Campbell v Walters
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In my judgment, for one corporeal hereditament to fall within the curtilage of another, the former must be so intimately associated with the latter as to lead to the conclusion that the former in truth forms part and parcel of the latter.
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Denis Lowe v (1) First Secretary of State and Tendring District Council
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Of the authorities cited to me, I derive most assistance from the decision of the Court of Appeal in Dyer v Dorset County Council, and in particular the judgment of Nourse LJ in the passage already referred to at page 358F-G. The expression "curtilage" is a question of fact and degree. It connotes a building or piece of land attached to a dwelling house and forming one enclosure with it.
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Campden Hill Towers Ltd v Gardner
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Thus, the exclusion by the words of clause 2 of the underlease of "any part of the outside walls" would not have the effect of taking outside the operation of paragraph (a) that which, in the ordinary use of language, would be regarded as the exterior wall of the flat - an essential integral part of the flat, as a dwelling-house: that part of the outside wall of the block of flats which constitutes a wall of the flat, The paragraph applies to the outside wall or walls of the flat; the outside of inner party walls of the flat; the outer sides of horizontal divisions between Plat 20 and flats above and below; the structural framework and beams directly supporting floors, ceilings and walls of the flat.
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Edwards v Kumarasamy
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The word "building" in section 11 (1A) (a) is not defined, and should be given its ordinary dictionary meaning of "structure with a roof and walls". The paved area in which Mr Edwards sustained his accident does not fall within this definition. I agree that, viewed on its own, the paved area where Mr Edwards tripped is not itself a building. In my judgment Mr Kumarasamy's legal easement over the front hall means that the front hall is a part of a building in which he has an estate or interest.
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Commissioners for Customs and Excise v Zielinski Baker and Partners Ltd
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Item 2 introduces the concept of an "approved alteration of a protected building". It is possible to found an important part of reasoning in favour of the Commissioners on the fact that the alteration in this case was in a practical sense to the outbuilding, not to the House (see para 20 above).
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Stephens v Cuckfield Rural District Council
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We doubt very much whether it is right to construe the words of the section by reference to Regulations made under powers therein contained, especially when such Regulations are directed solely to procedural matters such as conferring rights of appeal in certain limited circumstances from an order of the local authority.
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Gill v Donald Humberstone & Company Ltd
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In order to determine what weight should be given to these various arguments I find it necessary to make some general observations about the interpretation of Regulations of this kind. They are addressed to practical people skilled in the particular trade or industry, and their primary purpose is to prevent accidents by prescribing appropriate precautions. Any failure to take prescribed precautions is a criminal offence.
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The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
... ... ), supporting requirements B1 to B5 of Part B of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations 2010 2 ; ... “high-rise residential building” has the ... plan as soon as reasonably practicable after any change to the layout of the building or location of key fire-fighting equipment ... (7) In ... ...
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The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
... ... permission has been made;“appearance” means the aspects of a building or place within the development which determines the visual impression the ... or public art; and(e) the provision of other amenity features;“layout” means the way in which buildings, routes and open spaces within the ... ...
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Town and Country Planning Act 1971
... ... this section, means the carrying out of building, engineering, ... mining or other operations in, on, over or under land, ... ‘area of extensive war damage’ and ‘area of bad layout ... or obsolete development’ mean respectively an area ... consisting of ... ...
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The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2010
... ... “appearance” means the aspects of a building or place within the development which determine the visual impression the ... (e) the provision of other amenity features; ... “layout” means the way in which buildings, routes and open spaces within the ... ...
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Reviewing and reforming library service points. Lessons in review and planning services, building layout, and organizational culture
Purpose: To support the success of their students and faculty, libraries have to understand changing user needs. Robust user assessment programs and analysis of service patterns can reveal many of ...
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Police Building
... ... In the design and layout of the building, care has been taken to preserve a large number of existing trees and shrubs. Following the policy of the police authority ... ...
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Courts of Summary Jurisdiction
... ... ' means people who pass along the street where the building is, and therefore no order should be made to take down a building ... of matters including, for example, the con- struction and layout of the building, the provision and cleanliness of plant, the ... ...
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Suicides in Prison and the Safer Prisons Agenda
... ... and bullying, access to telephones and visits, and the physical layout of the building. Just as with re- offending, there will be many aspects of ... ...
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The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 ' New Year, New Rules
... ... we've spent considerable time getting to grips with the new ... building safety regime introduced by the Building Safety Act 2022 ... (the BSA) ... significant changes are made to the layout of the building or the ... location of fire-fighting equipment ... The ... ...
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Separate Floors: Overrated?
... ... ruled that two geographically separate floors of the same office building in the same occupation, must be treated as separate rateable ... may also choose to take a demise of certain staircases if the layout of the building lends itself to this. In the Mazars case the Court ... ...
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Green Homes Grant For Homeowners - How Can Housebuilders Seek To Improve Energy Efficiency Long-term?
... ... create net zero buildings. To have a net zero building means that ... any carbon emissions are off-set to create a neutralising ... Another option is to focus on ... the design and layout of the building. Around 30% of the UK's ... emissions derive from the ... ...
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When Two Does Not Become One
... ... rates burden for occupiers of premises on multiple floors of a building or in adjoining units ... Business rates are a tax on property and not ... may also choose to take a demise of certain staircases if the layout of the building lends itself to this, in order to demonstrate that the ... ...