light or prospect
light or prospect in Scots property law, the urban servitude non aed- ificandi ('not to build'), altius non tollendi ('not to build beyond a cer- tain height') and non officiendi luminibus ('not to interfere with light') combine to restrain proprietors, from their otherwise existing rights,240
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from building, extending upwards or otherwise acting to impede the other proprietor's light. There is authority for another servitude of light that prohibits the making of windows that would interfere with the neighbour's privacy. See EASEMENT.
- validity
- value-added tax (VAT)
- vandalism
- variation of trust
- VAT
- veil
- venditioni exponas
- verbal injury
- verbatim
- verdict
- vergens ad inopiam
- veritas
- vesting
- vexatious litigant
- vi
- vicarious liability
- Vice-Chancellor
- victim impact statement
- Vienna Convention
- vigilantibus non dormientibus subvenium
- vindicatio
- visa
- visitor
- void
- voidable