In [case], the right to store articles in a cellar was held not to be an easement. At first instance, Brightman J said that such a right could not constitute an easement if the claim amounted to exclusive user of the servient tenement.
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Grigsby v Melville [1972] 1 WLR 1355
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In [case], the right to store articles in a cellar was held not to be an easement. At first instance, Brightman J said that such a right could not constitute an easement if the claim amounted to exclusive user of the servient tenement.
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In [case], the right to store articles in a cellar was held not to be an easement. At first instance, Brightman J said that such a right could not constitute an easement if the claim amounted to exclusive user of the servient tenement.
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Grigsby v Melville [1972] 1 WLR 1355
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