Wheeldon v Burrows (1879) 12 Ch D 31

Back To Basics: Easy does it

Christopher Cant explains how to avoid problems with easements on sales of part ‘With a sale off of part of a property, there is a need to consider both the easements to be granted for the benefit of the part being sold, and those to be reserved for the benefit of the retained part.’ At …

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Testamentary Grants: Ways and means

Thompson v Bee highlights the disputes over rights of way that can arise from inconsistent will drafting, as James Thom QC relates On the death of a landowner who is not intestate, the land will vest in the deceased’s personal representatives. Under the will, the land may be split up and different parcels may be …

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