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Property law [2018] UKFTT 57 (PC)

Roy Stephen Farrow v (1) Nicholas Dennisson Cole (2) Duncan Boag (Easements and profits a prendre : Prescription, requirements and acquisition)

Roy Stephen Farrow v (1) Nicholas Dennisson Cole (2) Duncan Boag (Easements and profits a prendre : Prescription, requirements and acquisition) [2018] UKFTT 57 (PC) (11 December 2017)

Application to register a prescriptive right of way over a private road was cancelled because 20 years’ user was not proved.

  • Easements
  • Prescription
  • Adverse possession
  • Right of way
  • Right-of-way
  • Adverse-possession
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Environmental law [2017] UKFTT NV_2016_0013 (GRC)

Hassan vs Leicester City Council

Hassan vs Leicester City Council [2017] UKFTT NV_2016_0013 (GRC) (18 January 2017)

The tribunal dismissed an appeal against an ÂŁ80 fixed penalty for failing to comply with bin-placement requirements under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

  • Waste management
  • Statutory notices
  • Fixed penalties
  • Right of way
  • Environmental-law
  • Local-government-law
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Property law [1915] UKHL 571

M'Gregor v. Crieff Co-Operative Society Ltd

M'Gregor v. Crieff Co-Operative Society Ltd [1915] UKHL 571 (27 April 1915)

The House of Lords held that a cart access over Bell’s Entry had been established by forty years’ prescriptive use, granting interdict as varied.

  • Servitude
  • Prescription
  • Easements
  • Evidence
  • Right of way
  • Scots-law
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