Originally published in 1896, Light and Air is a practical guide to understanding the rights and responsibilities of property owners and tenants with regard to natural light and air. This work remains an important reference for architects and surveyors seeking to navigate the complex legal and practical issues surrounding this important aspect of building design and regulation.

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