Is there any provision for compensation under the Building Act 1984?

Build_Regs_Advisors 6 February 2013 14:52 2

Yes, this would require an appeal being launched to the magistrates’ court. However, should the court rule in favour of the local authority then the owner / occupier of the building will be obliged to meet costs.

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Is there any provision for compensation under the Building Act 1984?

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