The court overturned the decision of the Court of Appeal following the discovery of a very ancient report of a court hearing on the same issues. The Peart defendant had failed to disclose to his lawyers the existence of the judgment, and he should expect to be penalised in the costs of all parties.
Times 26-Jul-1996
England and Wales
Citing:
Appeal from – Brackenbank Lodge Ltd v Peart and Others CA 4-Jun-1993
A right to stint, a grazing right, defeated an assertion of an interest in the freehold, and the stint holders were awarded a proprietary interest in the moor as tenants in common. . .
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