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Gale Charles James

Gale on Easements - 18th - London Oxford University Press 2008 - 734p xcvii

Contents:
Part I: Characteristics of an Easment;
1. Characteristics of an Easement;
2. Equitable Rights to Easements;
Part II: The Acquisition of Easements;
3. Creation of Easements By Known Transactions;
4. Establishment of Easements By Prescription;
5. Easements and Registered Land;
Part III: Particular Easements and Particular Natural Rights of a Similar Character
6. Rights In Respect Of Water;
7. Right To Light;
8. Air;
9. Rights Of Way;
10. Support;
11. Party-Walls, Banks, Boundary Trees And Buildings And Access To Neighbouring
Land;
Part IV: Extinguishment of Easements;
12. Extinguishment of Easements;
Part V: Disturbance of Easements;
13. What Amounts To A Disturbance;
14. Remedies For Disturbance;
Appendices


ISBN: 9781847032225

Subjects--Topical Terms:
1. Property Law - Easement - U K 2. Easements Law - U K 3. Survitude - U K

Dewey Class. No.: 346.0435 / GAL