NEO Bankside residents head back to court to appeal Tate Modern privacy ruling
Southbank apartment owners are having another go at blocking some of Tate Modern's viewing deck.
Neo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern privacy case
High Court ruling opens door for nuisance claims from breaches of privacy - but blames residents for 'creating their own sensitivity' by buying apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Controversial Court of Appeal ruling could have serious implications for leasehold flat owners
Landmark judgment handed down in Julia Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd;
Right to Rent breaches human rights laws, rules the High Court
Right to Rent "does not merely provide the occasion or opportunity for private landlords to discriminate," said the High Court Judge, "but causes them to do so where otherwise they would not."
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