#property-rights

#property-rights

"Every country has legislation to ensure a state can, with fair compensation, build public infrastructure, but this Act goes too far outside these accepted international norms."

A seven-year, 250,000 neighbours' row over a few inches of land, sparked by a doctor's garden tap, has been blasted as 'ridiculous' by a top judge.

Della Vecchia argues, "Why do I have to consult people to do something on my own property?" highlighting his stance on property rights.

Despite the planning officials confirming no adverse impacts on neighbors or safety, West Lothian Council rejected the application based on perceived visual implications.

The decision by the Urban Transportation Commission to reject the street vacation request was primarily influenced by concerns regarding access for neighboring properties, particularly for deliveries.

The Director of Institutional Relations and Parliamentary Affairs for the Balearic Islands, Francisca Ramis, opposed restricting foreign home purchases, emphasizing fundamental rights and free market principles.

Under the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003, you can ask a neighbour to reduce the height of a hedge (specifically evergreen or semi-evergreen hedges) if it is adversely affecting the reasonable enjoyment of your home or garden.

The council approved the housing scheme by exploiting a loophole, which allowed a one-bedroom flat to be added onto a coach house despite ownership concerns from freeholders.

Gov. Maura Healey signed a new law in Massachusetts preventing cities from keeping excess equity of foreclosed properties beyond what's owed, returning it to the previous owners instead.