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Leeds v Shakerley: 1599

In an action for diverting a water-course from one of three mills, on not guilty, the ven. Fac. shall be where the nuisance was done, sed aliter on a prescription; but a seisin of the mill at the time of the nuisance must be shewn.

Citations:

[1653] EngR 1212, (1599) Cro Eliz 751, (1653) 78 ER 983 (A)

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Cited by:

CitedCoventry and Others v Lawrence and Another SC 26-Feb-2014
C operated a motor racing circuit as tenant. The neighbour L objected that the noise emitted by the operations were a nuisance. C replied that the fact of his having planning consent meant that it was not a nuisance.
Held: The neighbour’s . .
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Land, Nuisance

Updated: 18 May 2022; Ref: scu.413519

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