Legal and Regulatory Flashcards

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What are Civil Procedure Rules?

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Rules and practice directions for dispute procedures. Encourages early exchange of information and avoid litigation

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Management Asbestos Survey vs Refurbishment and Demolition Survey

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Management - Identifies the location and condition of ACM’s. Identifies priority and remedials.

R&D - More instrusive survey where the asbestos sample is analysed.

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Converting Residential to commercial

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  • Compliant with Building Regs
  • Planning Permission
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Things to consider when building an extension

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  • Planning/ Building Regs
  • Structural Considerations
  • Access and logistics
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Difference between part 36 offer and Calderbank offer

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Both encourage settlement.
Calderbank cannot be used as evidence in court to determine liability
Part 36 is governed by civil procedure rules and is a formal offer

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What is Jervis v Harris

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Allows landlord to repair the property where a breach has occurred and can recover the costs as debt from tenant

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What are Break Clauses?

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  • This permits tenants and landlord to terminate leases on an intermediate date during the lease
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What is the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985

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  • Primary Legislation for governing the responsibities of both tenants and landlords
  • Landlord to : Keep in repair structure and exterior. Keep in repair installations
  • Tenant: keep property clean, look after condition.
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What is the defective Premises Act 1972

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Stipulates the liability of Landlord and contractors for poorly constructed buildings

Landlords hold a duty of care to tenants who might be insjured as a result of not keeping the property in good state of repair

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Under section 6 of the PWA 1996, what notices and timescales involved?

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  • iF THE EXCAVATION IS WITHIN 6M OF THE ADJOINING OWNERS LAND at a 45 degree then notice to be served 1 montb prior
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What items are included within a pwarty wall notice

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  • The name of building owners and Adjoining owners. Deatisl fo works, start date. Drawinsg and structural info
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Enforcement action when a listed Building Consent has been breached

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An enforcement notivce requiring the breach to be remedied
A stop work notice

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Timescales for Listed Building Consent

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  • Decision 8 - 12 weeks
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What legislation revolves around listed Building

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  • Planning (Listed buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
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