Trespass in buildings design and construction - Revision history

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	Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).		Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).
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	Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land, although if materials pass onto the other persons land as a consequence of some action for which the defendant has a right, then this is a nuisance rather than trespass.		Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land, although if materials pass onto the other persons land as a consequence of some action for which the defendant has a right, then this is a nuisance rather than trespass.

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	Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).		Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).
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	Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land, although if materials pass onto the other persons land as a consequence of some action for which the defendant has a right, then this is a nuisance rather than trespass.		Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land, although if materials pass onto the other persons land as a consequence of some action for which the defendant has a right, then this is a nuisance rather than trespass.

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	Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).		Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).

−	although ~~you should not tresspass~~ onto the ~~property~~ of a ~~construcution site from~~ a ~~builder if you do so you will get nothing more~~ than ~~a warning~~	+	Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land, although if materials pass onto the other persons land as a consequence of some action for which the defendant has a right, then this is a nuisance rather than trespass.

	Trespass includes items such as cranes or scaffolding that might oversail adjacent property.		Trespass includes items such as cranes or scaffolding that might oversail adjacent property.

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	Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).		Trespass in construction usually refers to intrusion upon land in the possession of another person without permission or right (this is as opposed to trespass to the person).

−	~~Trespass can be by a person on the land, or by placing or leaving something on (or over) the land,~~ although ~~if materials pass~~ onto the ~~other persons land as a consequence~~ of ~~some action for which the defendant has~~ a ~~right, then this is~~ a ~~nuisance rather~~ than ~~trespass.~~	+	although you should not tresspass onto the property of a construcution site from a builder if you do so you will get nothing more than a warning

	Trespass includes items such as cranes or scaffolding that might oversail adjacent property.		Trespass includes items such as cranes or scaffolding that might oversail adjacent property.

2021-01-06T19:54:04Z

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Adjoining owner.
	* Adverse possession.		* Adverse possession.
	* Bridleway.		* Bridleway.

2020-09-21T08:24:36Z

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	* Wayleave.		* Wayleave.

−	[[Category:Property_law]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Legislation]] [[Category:Property_law]]

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2019-01-09T12:21:19Z

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	NB: The Party Wall Act allows access to adjoining property for the purposes of carrying out works under the Act whether or not the adjoining owner gives permission, however they must be given 14 days notice.		NB: The Party Wall Act allows access to adjoining property for the purposes of carrying out works under the Act whether or not the adjoining owner gives permission, however they must be given 14 days notice.

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	* Adverse possession.		* Adverse possession.
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	* Nuisance.		* Nuisance.
	* Party wall act.		* Party wall act.
		+	* Permissive path.
	* Pollution.		* Pollution.
	* Quiet enjoyment.		* Quiet enjoyment.
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	* Right of way.		* Right of way.
	* Squatter.		* Squatter.
−	* Strict liability.
	* Wayleave.		* Wayleave.

	[[Category:Property_law]]		[[Category:Property_law]]

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	* Bridleway.		* Bridleway.
	* Contract vs tort.		* Contract vs tort.
		+	* Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.
	* Derogation from grant.		* Derogation from grant.
	* Easement.		* Easement.