Easements
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Nicholson and another v Hale and another
Easements Signage
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Nicholson and another v Hale and another
Land registration – Easements – Signage
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Easements: rights of way established over Teesside development site
An easement can be acquired by express or implied grant, or by prescription as of right…
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Easements: claim of right to park on roadway struck out
Without sufficient evidence of what was in contemplation at the date of grant, the court will not…
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Easements: ancillary rights
The supply of electricity to a pump was an ancillary right because it was necessary for…
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Easements and the obligations of the servient tenement
The results of a recent trawl through the case law on easements
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How should apparently conflicting provisions in a deed of grant be interpreted?
Barre v Martin concerned a right of way that was relocated in 1992 pursuant to a deed that granted…
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Are easements lost when land escheats?
Escheat is a relatively rare process today. Nonetheless, the Law Commission has suggested that…
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Arguments about the acquisition of easements should be dealt with at trial
The legal battle over the use of a private driveway that provides vehicular access to two London…
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An interference with an easement to use airspace was actionable
Interference with an easement is not always actionable. Beneficiaries of the easement may object to…
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Riparian rights and prescriptive rights of drainage
The court rejects a developer’s claim to riparian rights and/or prescriptive rights of drainage
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Interpreting the scope of a right of way
The litigation in McGill v Stewart concerned the user of a long, narrow private lane…