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Rex v Company of Fishermen of Faversham: 1799

Lord Kenyon CJ discussed the validity of a byelaw: ‘With regard to the form of the byelaw indeed, though a byelaw may be good in part and bad in part, yet it can be so only where the two parts are entire and distinct from each other.’

Judges:

Lord Kenyon CJ

Citations:

(1799) 8 Term 352

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Cited by:

CitedDirector of Public Prosecutions v Hutchinson; Director of Public Prosecutions v Smith HL 12-Jul-1990
Protesters objected that byelaws which had been made to prevent access to common land, namely Greenham Common were invalid.
Held: The byelaws did prejudice the rights of common. The House was concerned to clarify the test applicable when . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.

Local Government

Updated: 06 December 2022; Ref: scu.259755

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