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Light and View
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- Under Civil Code Article 670, what is the ordinary minimum distance for a direct-view opening toward adjoining property…
- What distance does Article 670 ordinarily require for side or oblique views toward contiguous property?
- May one part-owner open a window through a party wall without the other part-owners’ consent?
- A balcony projects toward adjoining land. In applying the direct-view distance rule, from which line is the relevant di…
- Two buildings are separated by a public alley four meters wide. A builder says Article 672 exempts the project from eve…
- For twenty years, an owner has maintained windows in a wall entirely on his own land. He never made the required formal…
- An owner installs large direct-view windows only half a meter from adjoining land. He has no title establishing an ease…
- Distinguish the ordinary distances for direct and oblique views and explain how projections affect measurement.
- Explain why windows in an owner’s own wall do not necessarily create a prescriptive right to stop the adjoining owner f…
- A builder invokes a four-meter public alley as permission to ignore all light, ventilation and local building rules. Ev…
- Under Article 669, what is the stated size of the limited openings permitted to admit light when the ordinary view dist…
- What protective fixtures does Article 669 require for those limited light openings?