Lewis v Meredith
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1913 |
| Date | 1913 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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6 cases
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Graham v Philcox
...what title it has been used, although you must of course take into consideration all the circumstances of the case." 15 In addition, in Lewis v. Meredith (1913) 1 Chancery 571 at page 579, Mr. Justice Neville was considering the predecessor of section 62(2), namely section 6 of the Conveyan......
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Wall v Collins and another
...of way on the conveyance of the freehold. Reference was also made (at p 754, per May LJ) to a passage of Neville J in Lewis v Meredith. [1913] 1 Ch 571, 579 (on the predecessor to s 62): “Easement or right in the strict sense there could not be, for the common ownership precluded the acqui......
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Crow v Wood
...to the property conveyed as to make them actually legally enforceable rights. As was said by Mr. Justice Neville in the earlier case of Lewis v. Meredith, (1913) 1 Chancery, page 571, "…'a right' permissive at the date of the grant may become a legal right upon the grantby force of the gene......
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Wright v Macadam
... ... That case has been followed or cited with approval in subsequent cases, in particular in Lewis v. Meredith F5 , where Neville J. referred to it, saying: “I come to the conclusion that at the date of the grant the water was being, and had for ... ...
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