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Council Upholds Juliet Light's Right to Live in Annexe

1/1/2026

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Juliet Light Prevails

Juliet Light of Llanvihangel Crucorney has right to live in an annexe beside her son's house despite Gareth Rees's objections.
Light said the annexe has been her main home since December 2019, supported by utility bills.
Gareth Rees, Juliet Light's son, argued residence was in nearby Pandy.
The council ruled Light demonstrated lawful occupation after four-year period expired, noting the properties are separate with utilities and council tax.

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Juliet Light Prevails

Juliet Light of Llanvihangel Crucorney has right to live in an annexe beside her son's house despite Gareth Rees's objections.
Light said the annexe has been her main home since December 2019, supported by utility bills.
Gareth Rees, Juliet Light's son, argued residence was in nearby Pandy.
The council ruled Light demonstrated lawful occupation after four-year period expired, noting the properties are separate with utilities and council tax.

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