Webinar: Developing Towers and Tall Buildings
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Michael Grimwood
Webinar: Developing Towers and Tall Buildings
Thursday, 4th June 2020
CLS Risk Solutions are now sponsors of Built Environment Networking Ltd and have been enthusiastic participants in their scheduled webinars. This short clip highlights the future of Rights to Light and the challenges developments face.
In conclusion to this discussion, yes risks such as Rights to Lights can be removed via appropriation and CPO’s. However, we identify those decisions as an additional risk which could be challenged via Judicial Review.
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