Jones v Bates
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1938 |
| Year | 1938 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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34 cases
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Walsh v Sligo County Council
...1 Ch. 440; [1928] All E.R. 308. Jaques v. Secretary of State for the Environment[1995] J.P.L. 1031; [1994] N.C. 79. Jones v. Bates [1938] 2 All E.R. 237; (1938) L.G.R. 227. The King (Hewson) v. Wicklow County Council [1908] 2 I.R. 101. The King v. Lambe (1791) 2 Leach 552; 168 E.R. 379. M'K......
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Edward Walsh and Another v County Council for County of Sligo
...1024; Holloway v Egham Urban District Council (1908) 72 JP 433; Coats v Herefordshire County Council [1909] 2 Ch 579; Jones v Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237; Director of Public Prosecutions v Jones [1999] 2 AC 240; In re Ward of Court [1996] 2 IR 79; Bord na gCon v Murphy [1970] IR 301; The Kin......
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Thomas Condron v Galway Holding Company Ltd and Danmar Construction Ltd and Stephen Treacy and Maureen Treacy
...made clear in Walsh v. Sligo County Council, having analysed the jurisprudence including the decisions of Scott L.J. and Slesser L.J. in Jones v. Bates [1938] 2 All E.R. 237, although evidence of long user is evidence from which dedication might be inferred, it will not compel a court to f......
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Mills and Another v Silver and Others
...the law talks of something being done as of right it means that the person doing it believes himself to be exercising a public right: Jones v. Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237. So far as I can see, no witness was asked whether in picking up coal he believed himself to be exercising a right or was......
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4 books & journal articles
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Public Rights of Way
...into question’, the landowner must challenge it by some means sufficient to bring it home to the public that he is 61 Jones v Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237 per Scott LJ: ‘The word “interruption” must be given its proper import in its grammatical context. A mere absence of continuity in the de f......
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Creation of Highways
...of Highway Law and Practice (Sweet & Maxwell, looseleaf) ( Highway Law and Practice ) at 2-065.1. 44 See e.g. Jones v Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237, per Scott LJ, ‘The word “interruption” must be given its proper import in its grammatical context. A mere absence of continuity in the de facto us......
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Table of Cases
...v Egham UDC (1908) 72 JP 433, 6 LGR 929, ChD 21 Jaques v Secretary of State for the Environment [1995] JPEL 1031, QBD 26 Jones v Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237, 36 LGR 227, 102 JP 291, CA 34 Jones v Welsh Assembly Government [2008] EWHC 3515 (Admin) 142 Kay v Commissioner of Police of the Metrop......
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Creation of Rights of Way
...in the de facto user will not stop time running, there must be interference with the enjoyment of a right of passage, Jones v Bates [1938] 2 All ER 237, 246. Thirdly, ‘interruption’ means ‘interruption of fact’. However, the circumstances of and the intention with which the barring of the w......