RIGHTS TO LIGHT SURVEYORS EALING

Rights of Surveyors Ealing– We are a team of highly experienced, industry leading rights of light surveyors serving the Ealing area. We can work on projects of any size, from large developments to domestic extension works. Whatever the job, we strive to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. Get in touch today for premium rights to light advice tailored to your needs and delivered in a timely fashion. Call for a free consultation.

SPECIALIST rights to light Ealing

Whether you are a Neighbour who is concerned about a development or a developer who wishes to address a right to light issue

We reach the best possible outcome for our clients.

Are you a Developer?

Are you a neighbour?

“We have used Blue Sky Surveyors for the past year due to the complexities presented to us by our neighbour’s extension. We have always been impressed by their helpful advice and actions taken to secure our rights. This resulted in our light infringement being upheld and acted upon. We are very grateful to have received their expertise and would recommend them without hesitation to anyone finding themselves in the same situation.”

Carol M. – Neighbour

“Very happy with everything. Helpful throughout. Really took the time to discuss our situation and made it easy to understand our options and provided solutions to us.

Answered every question we asked promptly and made the whole process easy for us.

10/10 for their excellent and quick service. ”

Kim F. – Neighbour

“We contacted Blue Sky Surveyors for a time-pressured development, and were impressed with the quality and speed of service provided. Very professional throughout, and genuinely interested in our plans. We will definitely come back for any future issues we have.”

Larissa M. – Developer

“Very pleased with their services easy to deal with and a very quick response to all my questions.”

Gary F. – Developer

“B&D Construction Services highly recommend Blue Sky Surveyors and rate their service as excellent!”

Ben B. – Developer

We strive to provide our clients with the highest standard of service

Blue Sky Surveyors was started in 2016 when a few experienced rights of light https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ealing surveyors realized that at most major practices, small and medium-size clients were not getting the same level of care as large-scale developers in rights of light negotiations. We believe that providing all of our clients with the same level of service puts us in a position to deliver a superior standard of work.

We reach the best possible outcome for our clients. We achieve this by working closely with them to understand their expectations and deliver a tailored service that serves them best. Through dedication and experience, we strive to provide our clients with the highest standard of service.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is right to light?

A right to light is an “easement” which is enjoyed by one property (the dominant party) and burdens another property (the servient party).

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Do you enjoy a right to light?

You must be able to establish that you do indeed enjoy a right to light in order to be able to enforce it. The most common way of acquiring a right is through long-term enjoyment, which is outlined in the Prescription Act 1832.

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What about compensation/damages?

The primary remedy for an infringement to a right to light is an injunction. However, in recent years judges have used discretion and sometimes awarded damages in lieu. There are many factors that can contribute to the likelihood of an injunction being granted.

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Can I prevent someone acquiring a right to light?

It may be possible to prevent someone from acquiring a right to light through long-term enjoyment (as outlined in the Prescription Act 1832). You may be able to serve a Light Obstruction Notice (LON) which can interrupt a parties enjoyment of light over your property or land. Details of LONs can be found in the Rights of Light Act 1959.

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Who may have a right to light?

Anyone with a proprietary interest in a property.

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What is an infringement to a right of light?

If the erection of a building, or extension to an existing building, reduces the daylight to a room (or rooms) within a neighbouring property to below a threshold level, then this would constitute an infringement.

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Releasing a right to light?

It is sometimes possible to reach a financial settlement with a neighbour for a release of their right to light and doing so will address the risk. However, it must be remembered that you cannot force an affected neighbour to accept compensation to release their right to light; although, in the vast majority of cases an agreement can be reached.

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Our Location

Blue Sky Surveyors
Office 7, 35-37 Ludgate Hill
London
EC4M 7JN

Contact Information

Phone: +020 7867 3955
Email: info@rightsoflightsurveyors.co.uk

Rights of Light Surveyors Ealing