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Considers the close regard that must be paid to the legal framework within which restaurants must operate, particularly town planning,licensing and other statutory controls. Queries the traditional ‘zoning′approach and prefers a more universally applicable overall approach. Concludes that valuation on a direct comparison basis with nearby retail units often results in a value that bears no relationship to the reality of the market place for a specialised type of property.

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