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Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Regulations

Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Practice (formerly Knight's Building Control Law)

Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Regulations

Author: Kenneth Blount; Terry Westwood; Nick Orman; John Wright
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K. (S)
ISBN: 9780754514060

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780754508274
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (5 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Regulations is an updated version of two earlier titles; Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Practice and Knight's Guide to Building Regulations with Approved Documents.

The principal aim of Knight's is to provide the legal background to, and authoritative commentary on, the current Building Regulations in England and Wales, the Approved Documents, and the Approved Inspector Regulations. The work includes the consideration of case law, enforcement under the Building Act, the roles and performance of Building Control Bodies and Competent Persons and detailed commentary on Appeals and Determinations. It provides full annotated text of the Building Regulations 2010 for England and Wales, plus associated Statutory Instruments, Approved Documents and other official publications.

Key related subjects covered include:

An overview of selected Town & Country Planning legislation
Water supply, sewerage, surface water drainage and flood-risk management
Insurance matters including the liabilities of building owners, designers and contractors
Licensing of building uses such as theatres, cinemas, clubs, public houses and HMOs
Fire safety of buildings, the safety of sports grounds and facilities for disabled persons
Environmental protection legislation including clean air and smoke control issues
Energy Performance Certificates legislation and related energy conservation matters

Who benefits from Knight's Guide to Building Control Law and Regulations?:

In addition to those building engineers and surveyors employed on Building Control in the public or private sector, this will include Architects with related professionals and technicians preparing construction proposals or offering advice on building regulatory matters..

Subscription Information: 5 updating releases per year, charged separately on publication.