A consequence of not serving a party wall notice

Resource type: Legal update: case report

Status: Law stated as at 12-Jan-2004

Jurisdictions: England, Wales

Roadrunner Properties Limited v Dean, 21 November 2003 (Court of Appeal).

The Court of Appeal has given guidance on how a court should view expert evidence on causation of damage to property where the alleged cause is works to a party wall in circumstances where the party carrying out the works failed to serve the adjoining owner with the requisite notice under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996.

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  • Resource ID: 4-107-1990
  • Law stated date: 12-Jan-2004
  • Products:  PLC UK Construction, PLC UK Property, PLC UK Public Sector
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