WebThe Law of Nuisance and Overlooking – the Tate Gallery “Peeping” Litigation 20 Apr The Court of Appeal has recently passed down its judgement in the case of Fearn v Tate Gallery [2024]. The owners of luxury flats, adjacent to the Tate Gallery were the claimants. WebFearn and others (Appellants) v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery (Respondent) before Lord Reed, President Lord Lloyd-Jones Lord Kitchin Lord Sales Lord Leggatt JUDGMENT GIVEN ON 1 February 2024 ... Giles Fearn (2) Gerald Kraftman (3) Ian McFadyen (4) Helen McFadyen (5) Lindsay Urquhart. LORD LEGGATT (with whom Lord Reed and Lord Lloyd ...
Fearn v Tate Gallery: Visual intrusion as nuisance
WebThe case Fearn v Tate Gallery involved claims brought by luxury London flat owners for breach of privacy in relation to the Tate Modern [s nearby viewing platform. One of the key issues in the case, heard by Mann J in the High Court, was whether the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the flats – WebMar 30, 2024 · Abstract This note considers the decision of the Court of Appeal in Fearn v Tate Galleries. It considers the Court’s decision specifically with regards to whether the … gas in cans
Fearn -v- Tate judgment
WebSeminar – Fearn and others v Tate Gallery case Landmark Chambers will be hosting a seminar on the recent judgment in the Fearn and others v Tate Gallery case on Wednesday 8 February 2024, 8.00am ... WebDec 7, 2024 · Tate viewing platform nuisance case reaches Supreme Court News Law Gazette The art gallery say the appellants are trying to ‘exploit the law of nuisance to let in by the back door a claim... WebApr 11, 2024 · The appellants sought an injunction against the Tate Modern in nuisance to prohibit visitors from certain areas of the viewing platform, on the basis that overlooking unreasonably interfered with the use of their property. The court at first instance and the Court of Appeal refused to grant an injunction. The Supreme Court ruling gas in ca price