Why do I not have a right to light?
The window may have been moved during works to the building, or a previous owner may have received some form of permission to receive the light across the neighbouring land, a light obstruction notice may have been registered with the local authority. All of these things may defeat a claim that a right to light exists.
Where to put non fire rated recessed lighting?
Where the concentration should be is that the downlight is not in contact with combustible material. Ceiling below roof, C2, L1 & P1 (2 & 3 storey) (non fire rated). 3 storey, basement, garage, first and second floor including loft conversions, B3, E2, L1 and P1.
Can a building block a right to light?
A right to light can only be acquired for light passing through a ‘defined aperture’ in a building (e.g. a window). A new construction on a neighbouring property which blocks light to a garden or grounds will not obstruct a right to light unless it also blocks light which passes through a window which benefits from a right to light.
What happens if a right to light is obstructed?
If a right to light is obstructed with then the court can make an order that the offending building be demolished/removed to a level where it no longer does this. However, this is a discretionary order and an order to pay damages may be made instead.
What does the second opinion on TF2 do?
You are also ugly! The Second Opinion is a community-created cosmetic item for the Medic. It gives the Medic a discolored, pale skin graft on the left side of his face. This graft is held in place by a line of visible surgical staples.
Where can you get second opinion on Steam?
The Second Opinion was contributed to the Steam Workshop. The Second Opinion was added to the game. When the Medic is on fire, the fire effect does not extend to the left side of the face. Some of the altered voice lines lack lip sync.
When does a patient request a second opinion?
A second opinion is when a patient requests to see a second physician, usually prior to a surgery, to get another point-of-view. One of the new Medic responses added by this item (The “evil side” of Medic chanting “Redrum”) is a reference to the “Shining” by Stephen King.