INTRODUCTION – ‘VISUAL INTRUSION’ AND THE CASE OF FEARN Fearn v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery A discussion of visual intrusion and the tort of nuisance can only begin in one place: the Blavatnik Building at the Tate Modern art gallery in London. This building, and in particular the […]
CHAPTER TWO – BARDER V BARDER (CALUORI INTERVENING) So, to the originating authority. In 1973, David and Christina Barder married. They had two children in 1976 and 1978 but the marriage did not last. In July 1983, David left the family home and Christina remained with the children. On 25 September […]
CHAPTER TWO – THE CAUSES OF INJURY TO THE BRAIN Let us get one thing clear first of all. “Head injury” does not mean “brain injury”. Head injury can mean injuries not to the brain but injuries to the scalp, skull, face and jaw. Head injury is therefore an all-encompassing term […]
CHAPTER ONE – REVIEW OF CURRENT LANDSCAPE While development of both urban and rural landscapes have contributed to climate change and biodiversity loss, it is in the rural environment that one finds the potential to unlock large scale mitigation solutions. Such solutions can be found through payments for environmental services arising […]
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