Finch v Great Western Railway Company
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1879 |
| Date | 1879 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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8 cases
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Peter Bramwell and Others v Peter Robinson
...of the right of way acquired by prescription must be measured by the extent of user during the period of time relied upon: [ Finch v Great Western Railway (1879) 5 Ex D 254 at 258; Mills v Silver [1991] Ch 271]. 3. The authorities on rights of way, from the leading case of Williams v James ......
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Giles v Tarry and Another
...from the paddock into the green land. He is using the driveway to gain access to the paddock and thence onto the highway. In Finch v Great Western Railway (1879–80) LR 5 Ex D 254 an inclosure award set out a road as a carriage road and drift way from a highway to some of the inclosed lands......
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Das v Linden Mews Ltd
...to use the right of way so as to enlarge the dominant tenement in that manner." And similarly Romer LJ, when commenting on Finch v Great Western Railway 5 Ex D 254, a case where the dominant owner was held to have legitimately increased the use of the way as a result of a more intensive us......
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Great Northern Railway Company v McAlister
...of a grant of a right of way are sufficient to cover (1) L. R. 10 Ch. 586. (5) 9 Ch. D. 623 ; 13 Ch. D. 268. (2) L. R. 17 Eq. 158. (6) 5 Ex. D. 254. (3) 5 Ch. D. 133. (7) 27 Ch. D. 665. (4) 6 M. & W. 174. 596 THE IRISH REPORTS. [1897. V.-C. a new mode of user the right is not confined to su......
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