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Abernyte
Abernyte
@abernyte
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Joined: Dec 20, 2022
Last seen: Nov 12, 2025
Topics: 4 / Replies: 240
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

In Scotland you clearly can seek Interdict if you feel that you can prove the case. Good legal advice would be well advised. To get right up to date...

2 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Why should the local population density matter? This is about access to the grid which feeds everyone. It surely can't be that the country is reliant ...

2 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

So the transmission charges are being levied by the gatekeepers to the Grid and they presumably stick to their grubby mitts? I still don't get why the...

2 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

@transparent Perhaps you can shed some light on why it costs a generator in most of England and Wales £0.49/MWh in transmission charges to connect ...

2 years ago
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RE: Anyone installed a 12kw Samsung gen7 that is 0.07 over the permitted development rules?

Where does the cubic capacity size come from...it does not seem to appear in Scottish planning rules on PD? I haven't checked Wales and NI yet. Edit...

2 years ago
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RE: Vaillant Arotherm Plus PCB Failure

Did the fried slug on the left have anything to do with the failure or was it collateral damage!

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

1. The litigant must convince the court that they have suffered more than they could reasonably be expected to tolerate. It is deliberately non specif...

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

Aye... I am referring to common law nuisance. There are numerous versions of statutory nuisance many of which have been around since the 18th century ...

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

The appearance of unreasonable makes the two systems appear closer than they really are. The test in Scotland remains plus quam tolerabile (more than ...

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

Watt v Jamieson, 1954 SC 56 Is also key, in that Lord President Cooper established the common principle of "Allowed to do what you want as long as ...

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

Nuisance is one of the stark differences between English and Scottish law. Lord President Cooper in Watt v Jamieson 1954 SC 56, at 58:“The critical...

2 years ago
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RE: Air Source Heat Pump Policies – MCS Planning Standards

The test for actionable nuisance in Scottish Law is that the nuisance must emanate from the wrongdoer’s land, and be beplus quam tolerabile (more than...

2 years ago
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