Light Obstruction Dispute Over Outbuilding
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Généré par l'IAThe appeal stemmed from a dispute where one couple alleged that the other's construction obstructed light to their property, but the appellate court found their claim unsupported by evidence, noting specifically that the obscured areas were merely an outbuilding used as a kitchen and scullery, not primary living quarters. Consequently, the high court rejected the appeal because the lower court sufficiently addressed the arguments by establishing that the asserting parties failed to prove an alternative building site existed and that the affected rooms were not essential living spaces.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IALight Obstruction Dispute Over Outbuilding: Consequently, the high court rejected the appeal because the lower court sufficiently addressed the arguments by establishing that the asserting parties failed to prove an alternative building site existed and that the affected rooms were not essential living spaces.
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SUR LES DEUX MOYENS REUNIS, TELS QU'ILS FIGURENT AU MEMOIRE AMPLIATIF ET SONT CI-DESSUS REPRODUITS : ATTENDU QUE L'ARRET REPOND AUX CONCLUSIONS EN ENONCANT PAR MOTIFS PROPRES ET ADOPTES, D'UNE PART, QUE LES EPOUX X... SE CONTENTAIENT D'AFFIRMER, SANS AUCUNE PREUVE, QUE LES EPOUX Y... AURAIENT PU CONSTRUIRE EN TOUT AUTRE ENDROIT, LE BATIMENT EN CAUSE, ET, D'AUTRE PART, QUE LES PIECES OBSCURCIES PAR LA CONSTRUCTION ETAIENT, NON DES PIECES DE SEJOUR, MAIS UN APPENTIS A USAGE DE CUISINE ET D'ARRIERE CUISINE ;
D'OU IL SUIT QUE LE MOYEN N'EST PAS FONDE ;
PAR CES MOTIFS : REJETTE LE POURVOI FORME CONTRE L'ARRET RENDU LE 19 JANVIER 1981, PAR LA COUR D'APPEL DE REIMS ;