Right of way
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R (on the application of Andrews) v Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Rights of way – Definitive map and statement – Modification order – Appellant applying for modification of definitive map and statement to include public bridleway appointed by inclosure commissioner in…
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R (on the application of Trail Riders Fellowship and another) v Dorset County Council and others
Public rights of way – Definitive map and statement – Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 – Respondents applying to upgrade existing rights of way – Map accompanying application enlarged to…
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R (on the application of Trail Riders Fellowship and another) v Dorset County Council and others
Right of way Definitive map
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Judges despair over £500,000 right of way dispute
The Court of Appeal today expressed its dismay over a “grossly disproportionate” dispute between neighbours that has taken up more court time than many murder trials, and seen the total…
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Trustees of common land have defeated a challenge that cast doubt on their ability to grant rights to construct a roadway across the common.
The litigation in R (on the application of Evans) v Conservators of Wimbledon and Putney Commons [2014] EWCA Civ 940; [2014] PLSCS 206 provides us with a perfect example of…
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R (on the application of Andrews) v Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Right of way Definitive map
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R (on the application of Andrews) v Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Public rights of way – Definitive map – Modification order – Claimant applying for modification of definitive map to include public bridleway appointed by inclosure commissioner in 1841 – Local…
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Wood and another v Waddington
Conveyance Right of way
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Wood and another v Waddington
Conveyance – Right of way – Easement – Parties owning land previously in common ownership – Claimant asserting right of way over defendant’s land – Defendant counterclaiming for infringement of…
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Users who park on private roads may eventually acquire rights to park as well.
Not every interference with a right of way is actionable. There must be a substantial interference with the enjoyment of it and there will be no actionable interference with a…
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Begley and others v Taylor and another
Right of way Easement
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Begley and others v Taylor and another
Easement – Acquisition – Prescription – Dispute arising between neighbours concerning rights of way over access road to cul-de-sac – Defendants seeking to erect gate across part of road –…