Right of way
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The transferees of a building plot were entitled to an implied easement to connect to mains services in the public highway.
A Pwllbach easement derives its name from the House of Lords’ decision in Pwllbach Colliery v Woodman [1915] AC 634 and can be impliedly granted or reserved.
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Westminster City Council v Dwyer
Easements Right of way
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Westminster City Council v Dwyer
Right of way – Abandonment – Obstruction – Right of way existing over passageway for benefit of land on which residential development owned by respondents later constructed – Appellant blocking…
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Donovan and another v Rana and another
Right of way – Implication of rights – Utilities – Respondents having right of way over part of appellants’ adjoining property for all purposes connected with use and enjoyment of…
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Donovan and another v Rana and another
Case No: B2/2012/2465. Neutral Citation Number: [2014] EWCA Civ 99. IN THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL DIVISION). ON APPEAL FROM THE CANTERBURY COUNTY COURT.
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The user of a right of way was entitled to obtain access to it from anywhere along the length of it.
Is a landowner with a right of way entitled to obtain access to the right of way from every part of the dominant tenement? There is no hard and fast…
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Sisson v Emmett
Easements Right of way
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Sisson v Emmett
Right of way – Extent of right – Actionable interference – Respondents purchasing property with benefit of right of way along access way contiguous with boundary – Appellants owning access…
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Price and another v Nunn
Case No: A3/2012/1882 Neutral Citation Number: [2013] EWCA Civ 1002 IN THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL DIVISION) ON APPEAL FROM CHANCERY DIVISION MR JUSTICE MORGAN 2BS30135 Royal Courts of Justice…
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Price and another v Nunn
Right of way Estoppel
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Price and another v Nunn
Right of way – Issue estoppel – Appellants bringing proceedings against respondent in trespass – Appellants applying to strike out parts of defendant’s defence and counterclaim so far as these…
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British Malleable Iron Company Ltd v Revelan (IOM) Ltd and another
Right of way Summary judgment