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Mind Map by Nathan Vandy, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Nathan Vandy
about 9 years ago
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Easement
- Characteristics
- Re Ellenborough Park
- 1. Dominant and
Servient Tenement
- 2. Easement must
accommodate the
dominant tenement
- Moody v Steggles
- Hill v Tupper
- Moody v Steggles
- 3. Different owners
of dominant and
servient tenement
- 4. Right capable
of forming
subject-matter of
a grant
- Rance v Elvin
- Copeland v Greenhalf
- Moncrieff v Jamieson
- Rance v Elvin
- 1. Dominant and
Servient Tenement
- Re Ellenborough Park
- Proprietary
nature of
easements
- Legal
Easement
- to create an easement at
law it must exist for a
definite time or forever
- to create an easement at
law it must exist for a
definite time or forever
- Methods of
Creation of an
Easement
- 1. By statute
- 2. Express Grant
or Reservation
- 3a. Implied grant:
Necessity
- Adealdon International
Propietary v Merton LBC
- Sweet v Sommer
- Adealdon International
Propietary v Merton LBC
- 1. By statute
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