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  1. Jatlerrr's Avatar
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    Help on land q!!
    Can anyone help me with the following question, is this just to do with licences and not easements??

    Tim is the tenant of a second floor flat in a house the fee simple of which is
    owned by Laura. Last year Laura renewed Tim’s lease for another two
    years by a written agreement. The written agreement made no mention of a
    right for Tim to use the hall to store his bicycle or to use a toilet on the first
    floor. But as Tim points out he was informally allowed to do both of these
    things since he moved into the flat. Laura is anxious to prevent Tim from
    using the hall and the toilet because it is upsetting Grumpy a new tenant of
    the ground and first floor of the house. Advise Laura
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    Re: Help on land q!!
    no, it's to do with easements. have a look at wright v macadam and s62 lpa 1925.
  3. ktwolves's Avatar
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    Re: Help on land q!!
    Necessity and Intention See Liverpool City Council v Irwin, acquisition by implied grant.

    Can anyone help me with the following question, is this just to do with licences and not easements??

    It is about conversion of license into legal easement.
    Last edited by ktwolves; 17-05-2012 at 12:21.
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