Farquhar v Newbury Rural Council
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1909 |
| Year | 1909 |
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Walsh v Sligo County Council
...Tydfil Urban District Council[1899] 1 Ch. 241. Falcon v. Famous Players Film Co. [1926] 2 K.B. 474. Farquhar v. Newbury Rural Council [1909] 1 Ch. 12; (1909) 25 T.L.R. 39. Folkestone Corporation v. Brockman [1914] A.C. 338; [1914-15] All E.R. 720. Foster v. M'Mahon (1847) 11 I. Eq. R. 287. ......
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Edward Walsh and Another v County Council for County of Sligo
...(1843) 11 & W 827; Mann v Brodie (1885) 10 App Cas 378; The Queen v Petrie (1855) 4 El & B 737; Farquhar v Newbury Rural District Council [1909] 1 Ch 12; Young v Cuthbertson (1854) 1 MACQ 455; Collen v Petters [2006] IEHC 205, [2007] 1 IR 790; Turner v. Walsh (1881) 6 App Cas 636; Stoney v......
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Walsh & Cassidy v Sligo County Council
...could be dedication when the estate is held in fee tail - Nature and extent of right of way - Farquhar v Newbury Rural District Council [1909] 1 Ch 12, Folkestone Corporation v Brockman [1914] AC 338 and Williams-Ellis v Cobb [1935] 1 KB 310 considered - R (Godmanchester TC) v Environment S......
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Asot A. Michael Appellant v Astra Holdings Ltd Respondent [ECSC]
...that the owner of the land must have known that the public was claiming a right. He referred toFarquhar v Newbury Rural District Council [1909] 1 Ch. 12. He noted that it was held in that case that long user, and the existence of persons who are competent to dedicate, are sufficient for the......
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