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It is estimated that the value of recoveries by property insurers resulting in tree root subsidence cases is well in excess of £100 million with the majority of the monies recovered from local authorities, who are either self insured for the majority of the claims or entirely
The High Court finds valuers liable for wide range of consequential losses flowing from negligent overstatement of expected rental income - Emmet Thomas Scullion v Bank of Scotland Plc (TA Colleys) 08.10.10
A cautionary tale for surveyors following the High Court’s decision that Strutt & Parker was negligent in valuing an airport car park lease for the Earl of Malmesbury to the tune of £18,000,000
