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Holbeck Hall Hotel Limited and English Rose Hotels (Yorkshire) Limited v Scarborough Borough Council: QBD 2 Oct 1997

The occupier of land which was downhill of dominant land has the same obligation in nuisance and otherwise as the uphill neighbour. A right of support was included.

Citations:

Times 15-Oct-1997, [1997] EWHC QB 363

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Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Citing:

Reserved matters toHolbeck Hall Hotel Limited (Now Known As Dawntime Limited), English Rose Hotels (Yorkshire) Limited (Formerly Imfoss Limited and Also Formerly English Rose Hotels Limited) v Scarborough Borough Council QBD 5-Dec-1997
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Leave to appealHolbeck Hall Hotel Ltd and Another v Scarborough Borough Council CA 2-Jul-1998
Application for leave to appeal. . .

Cited by:

Reserved fromHolbeck Hall Hotel Limited (Now Known As Dawntime Limited), English Rose Hotels (Yorkshire) Limited (Formerly Imfoss Limited and Also Formerly English Rose Hotels Limited) v Scarborough Borough Council QBD 5-Dec-1997
. .
Leave sought fromHolbeck Hall Hotel Ltd and Another v Scarborough Borough Council CA 2-Jul-1998
Application for leave to appeal. . .
Appeal fromHolbeck Hall Hotel Ltd and Another v Scarborough Borough Council CA 22-Feb-2000
Land owned by the defendant was below a cliff, at the top of which was the claimant’s hotel. The land slipped, and the hotel collapsed. Some landslip was foreseen from natural causes, but not to the extent of this occasion.
Held: The owner of . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.

Nuisance, Land

Updated: 30 May 2022; Ref: scu.163124

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