Prescription
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Trespassers who ignored prohibitory notices had not acquired prescriptive rights over the land on which they were parking
Landowners can acquire prescriptive rights over a neighbour’s land, for the benefit of their own, if they can show uninterrupted use “as of right” for a period of not less…
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Prohibitory notices displayed in a car park had sufficed to prevent users who habitually ignored them from acquiring prescriptive rights to park
It is possible to acquire prescriptive rights over one piece of land for the benefit of another if the user can show uninterrupted use “as of right” for a period…
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PP 2013/51 Claims to legal rights to park have truly come of age
Car parking Prescription
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Wilkin & Sons Ltd v Agricultural Facilities Ltd
Easements – Right of way – Prescription – Applicant applying to register prescriptive right of way – Whether establishing necessary period of enjoyment of way “next before some suit or…
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PP 2011/30
Prescriptive rights of way
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PP 2010/154
Most easements are acquired by express reservation or grant. However, it is also possible to acquire prescriptive rights based on uninterrupted use of land over a period of not less…
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Property Point Ltd v Kirri
Right of way – Turning of vehicles to access garage – Respondent claiming such right by prescription and registering entry against title to appellant’s land – Whether right capable of…
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PP 2009/12
Agreement torefrain from enforcing rights of light
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Salvage Wharf Ltd and another v G&S Brough Ltd
Easement – Light – Obstruction – Respondent’s premises affected by appellants’ development – Parties entering into agreement concerning rights to light – Appellant developers registering light obstruction notice – Whether…
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Salvage Wharf Ltd and another v G&S Brough Ltd
Right to light, Prescription
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Housden and another v Conservators of Wimbledon and Putney Commons
Common land – Claim to private right of way over common – Application to register right rejected – Whether defendants as owners of common capable of granting right – Whether…
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Housden and another v Conservators of Wimbledon and Putney Commons
Right of way, Prescription