A treatise on the law of easements
Subtitle: by Charles James Gale
Edition: The 10th ed., by W. J. Byrne.
Series: 20th-century legal treatises -- fiches 37,052-37,059; Making of modern law
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell, limited; [etc., etc.
Published: 1925
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 591
Subjects: Servitudes
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Table of contents: title: Pt.1 Of easements generally -- Of the nature of an easement -- Of the qualities of an easement -- Subjects of easements. Pt.2 Of the acquisition of easements. -- Acquisition of easements under express words of instrument -- Acquisition of easements by implied grant -- Acquisition of easements by prescription. Pt.3 Of particular easements and particular natural rights of a similar character -- Rights in respect of water -- Right to light -- Prospect and privacy -- Air -- Nature and extent of rights of way -- Right to support from neighbouring soil and houses -- Legalization of nuisances which consist of infringements of the natural rights of property -- Party-walls, banks, fences, boundary trees and buildings. Pt.4 Incidents of easements -- Secondary easements -- Extent and mode of enjoyment -- Of the extinguishment of easements. Pt.6 Of the disturbance of easements -- Remedies for disturbance.