Transport in UK Law
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VCS Car Parl Management Ltd v Regional Railways North East Ltd
... ... was granted on 18th December 1992 by British Railways Board, which at that date ran the British Rail system under the provisions of the Transport Act 1962. The lease was granted to the appellant before us, VCS Car Park Management Ltd (to whom I shall refer for convenience as "VCS"). The lease ... ...
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British Waterways Board v Severn Trent Water Ltd
... ... Rights over the canal have been transferred over time to the BWB, latterly under the Transport Act 196The BWB was created under s. 1 of that Act. It is a navigation authority ... 3 In 1972 planning provision was granted for the ... ...
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Prescott v Birmingham Corporation
... ... to the effect that a Scheme adopted and approved by the Defendants by resolution dated the 6th January, 1953, for the provision of free transport facilities for certain categories of old people mentioned in the Scheme was illegal as being beyond the powers of the Defendants ... 3 ... ...
- Rother Valley Railway Company Ltd v Ministry of Transport
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Fothergill v Monarch Airlines Ltd
... ... (Droit Aérien 1976.) Professor Rodière of the University of Paris in his book on Transport Law (Paris 1977) writes (s.607) "the text" (of Article 26) "relates only to average" (i.e. "avarie"). "In my view view, it must be extended to the ... ...
- Newsmith Stainless Ltd v Secretary of State for the Environment Transport and the Regions
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Adm Milling Ltd v Tewkesbury Town Council & Others
... ... 39 The final parcel making up this title was conveyed to Healings by the British Transport Commission. The land comprised in the 1844 conveyance which had been acquired by the Birmingham & Gloucester Railway Company passed to the British ... ...
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British Railways Board v Herrington
... ... 13 So far Addie stood, disliked but essentially unshaken. A new chapter opened with Videan v. British Transport Commission [1963] 2 Q.B. 650 ... A stationmaster's child strayed on to the railway and was run over. It was rightly held that the child was a ... ...
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Attorney General, ex rel Yorkshire Derwent Trust Ltd and Another v Brotherton and Others
... ... He urged that it would be wrong to imply rights of navigation for purposes of personal transport or passenger carriage or recreational user when the Act contained no hint of such an intention. He contrasted the 1702 Act with the River Trent ... ...
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Brownsea Haven Properties v Poole Corporation
... ... can only competently be made under the much more recent Road Traffic legislation which requires their confirmation by the Minister of Transport. In my judgment, it is impossible sensibly to deny that the Crown, and particularly the Minister of Transport, has an interest in that question. Nor ... ...
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