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基本説明
Topical issues include the liability of subcontractors for injury, penalty clauses for utility companies for unnecessary inconvenience on the highway and charging tolls for access to highways.
Full Description
"Highways Law and Practice" is the definitive guide for all professionals in this field. This work explains in detail the common law and statutory provisions on the creation, maintenance and management of highways, large and small. Public footpaths and other rights of way on the Definitive Maps and the Right to Roam under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 are also included. Issues arising on a daily basis such as property rights, liability of third-party contractors and nuisance are dealt with in a practical way. Other topical areas covered include: 'lane rentals' for utility companies' trenches in the road; procedures for new tramways and guided buses on the highway; and liability for crumbling bridges and winter maintenance; and 'tripping and slipping' accidents.
Contents
"Introduction. Defining the Highway. Creation and Cessation of Highway Rights. The Definitive Map of Footpaths. The Right to Roam. Ownerships, Obstruction and Nuisance on the Highway. Bridges, Ferries and Watercourses. Sharing the Highway: Tramways, Guided Buses and Railways. Sharing the Highway: Statutory Undertakers. Liability for Highway Maintenance and Design. Appendix: Extracts from Highways Act 1980 and Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000."
