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Definition of Colls V. Home And Colonial Stores, Ltd

([1904] A. C. 179). A party who has enjoyed light for twenty or more years is not entitled, as of right, to more light than is ordinarily necessary
The respondents had a long room only lighted from the front. It required, and had had for twenty years, more light than an ordinary room. The appellants proposed to build in such a way as to diminish the amount of light, but to leave enough light for all ordinary purposes, Held, respondents were not entitled to an injunction

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Definition of Colls V. Home And Colonial Stores, Ltd is, temporally, from A Concise Law Dictionary (1927). This page needs to be proofread.

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