A Treatise on the Law of Easements

acquired by prescription Act of Parliament action actual adjoining land ancient lights appurtenant arise artificial stream building cause Chap character circumstances claim common law continued convenient conveyance Court Court of Chancery Court of Exchequer damage deed defendant dominant owner dominant tenement drain easement enjoyed enjoyment entitled erected evidence excavated Exch Exchequer Chamber existed flow full period grantor ground held House of Lords implied grant injunction injury interruption judgment landowner licence light and air means ment mode natural right natural stream neighbour non-user nuisance obstruction owner of land pass period of twenty person plaintiff Prescription Act prescription at common prescriptive period prescriptive right presumed presumption prevent principle purchaser purpose question Railway Company reason right to light right to support riparian owner riparian rights second section Sect seisin servient owner servient tenement soil statute subjacent Tapling tenant tion uninterrupted unity of ownership watercourse words