Land in UK Law

  • Isle of Anglesey and Others v The Welsh Ministers and Others
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 20 Febrero 2009
    ... ... , that any rights enjoyed by the fishery interests under the Order are subject to the rights of the claimants to build on the Marina Land, and further that section 7(4) of the 1967 Act does not render it unlawful for it to do so ... 4 Three main issues ... ...
  • Isle of Anglesey and Others v The Welsh Ministers and Others
    • Queen's Bench Division
    • 06 Mayo 2008
    ... ... The claimants – subject to obtaining the necessary planning and other statutory consents – wish to see constructed a marina on their land. The proposed marina site would extend to some 10 hectares: of which some 7 hectares would be within the fishery ... 2 ... ...
  • The Environment Agency v Paul Barrass and Others
    • Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court)
    • 21 Marzo 2017
    ... ... By an agreement dated 9 January 1950 between The Surrey Sand and Gravel Company Limited, the owners of the land in which the marina was constructed, agreed with The Conservators of the River Thames that the cut linking the gravel pit to the river would be a ... ...
  • Nigel Peter Moore v British Waterways Board
    • Chancery Division
    • 10 Febrero 2012
    ... ... law riparian rights (including a right to moor) which the Claimant contends he has by virtue of his possession or occupation of (or of part of) land along the GUC near Ridgeways Wharf ... 4 Although some issues have melted away or been restricted by agreement (as I ... ...
  • Holyhead Marina Ltd v Mr Peter Farrer
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 03 Noviembre 2021
    ... ... [T]he Marina may be described as an arrangement of floating pontoons for the mooring of small leisure craft which are linked to the land by a bridge. The pontoons (made of concrete and polystyrene) form the shape of a square (with one side open for access) together with smaller ... ...
  • Moore v British Waterways Board
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 14 Febrero 2013
    ... ... They were moored alongside riparian land, which, for the purposes of this action, BWB accepts is in the possession or occupation of the claimant. Unlike the rest of the GUC, that particular ... ...
  • R Robert Powell v The Brighton Marina Company Ltd and Others Brighton and Hove City Council (Interested Party)
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 26 Junio 2015
    ... ... construct the marina and the recreational, residential and other facilities and the road and harbour works described in this Act and to reclaim land from the sea, as by this Act provided:" ... 4 Section 4 is the definitions section. The definitions include the ... ...
  • Beaumont v Herefordshire Council and Another
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 18 Junio 2001
    ... ... 2 The facts are that the claimant is a riparian land owner who claimed a nuisance in the form of odorous effluent waste in a water course which runs along a short stretch of the boundary of his ... ...
  • Re "M" (A Minor)
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 05 Julio 1983
    ... ... There was a property known as "Kelfield", which was a substantial dwelling which had been demolished and 6 cottages built on the land. But there was apparently a sum of up to £80,000 due to the Inland Revenue and a £39,000 overdraft. The husband is disposing of the Kelfield ... ...
  • Sturdy and another (Plaintiffs Respondents) Cullinane (Defendant Appellant) Cullinane (Plaintiff Appellant) Sturdy and another (Defendant Respondents)
    • Court of Appeal
    • 24 Mayo 1962
    ... ... The relevant law is not in dispute; the only difficulty lies in its application. The riparian rights of the owner of land which has a natural stream flowing through or by his land and the right to water flowing through an artificial watercourse differ in principle. The ... ...
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