Jordeson v Sutton, Southcoates & Drypool Gas Co.
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(1898) Easements This case illustrates the difficulties in drawing a distinction between percolating water, and other liquids. The defendants carried out works of excavation on their own land, and in doing so cut through a stratum of quicksand, known as 'running silt', lying beneath their land and also beneath the claimant's land....Explore the subscription options here to get full access to isurv, including downloads.
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