# RIGHT OF LIGHT NOTICE
Date: 25 September 2033
Parties: Riverside Yard Developments Ltd and Priya Shah
## 1. Purpose and parties
Riverside Yard Developments Ltd writes on 25 September 2033 to Priya Shah, owner of 22 Mill Lane, Manchester M4 6AB, about its proposed six-storey scheme at 24 Mill Lane. This is an information and engagement notice, not an admission that Priya has or lacks an easement or other right to light.
## 2. Facts, scope and terms
The proposal is to replace the existing warehouse with 48 flats and ground-floor workspace. Planning application reference 2033/1842 was submitted on 20 September 2033; planning permission, if granted, does not by itself determine private rights or authorise interference with them.
## 3. Process and responsibilities
Riverside's surveyor has identified 11 relevant windows on the east elevation of 22 Mill Lane and will undertake a further survey using measured drawings and recognised technical methods. The preliminary model predicts reduced daylight to four rooms, but it is not a legal conclusion and depends on design, construction and the legal history of the properties.
## 4. Evidence, records and safeguards
Riverside invites Priya to provide copies of title documents, historic deeds, alterations and any prior rights-of-light correspondence by 13 October 2033. It will pay its own survey costs and will not enter the property without prior appointment and consent. Priya need not disclose privileged advice and should take independent advice before sharing documents or agreeing access.
## 5. Review, escalation and outcome
The parties may meet on 20 October 2033 to discuss design mitigation, timing, monitoring and any consensual deed or compensation. No settlement, licence, release or waiver is agreed by this letter; any binding arrangement must identify the affected rights and be signed by the parties with capacity to grant them.
## 6. Reservations and practical protections
Construction is not authorised by this notice. Riverside will update Priya if the design materially changes and asks her to raise urgent concerns promptly, while reserving all rights concerning planning, nuisance, trespass, injunctions and damages. Priya likewise reserves all rights and is not required to accept money or a proposed mitigation.
## 7. England and Wales law and completion
This fictional notice is governed by England and Wales law and is sent on a without-prejudice basis for settlement discussions, except where disclosure is required by law or to implement a signed agreement. It is not a formal statutory notice or a conclusive rights assessment; both parties should obtain specialist property advice.