Zopitar Ltd v Jacob
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judge | Mr. Justice Gilligan |
| Judgment Date | 29 July 2015 |
| Neutral Citation | [2015] IEHC 790 |
| Docket Number | [2011 No. 10180 P] |
| Court | High Court |
| Date | 29 July 2015 |
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3 cases
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The Square Management Ltd v Dunnes Stores Dublin Company
...to a right of way over land in the possession of a lessee, and re-visited more recently by the High Court in Zopitar Limited v. Jacob [2015] IEHC 790, another case concerned with an unsuccessfully contended for right of way, where Gilligan J. stated, at paras. 81–82: ‘81.…“User as of right”......
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Zopitar Ltd v Jacob
...property? In the High Court Gilligan J. rejected this contention on the particular facts of this case: see Zopitar Ltd. v. Harold [2015] IEHC 790. The defendant (and counter-claimant) now appeals to this Court against that decision. 2 The plaintiff in these proceedings, Zopitar Ltd., (‘Zopi......
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Harnett and Others v Broadreach investments Ltd
...respect of rights unless that consent has been given so far in the past as to be rendered irrelevant.” 278. In Zopitar Limited v Jacob [2015] IEHC 790 Gilligan J said at paragraphs 85 – 87 that: “85. The important question is whether the use would suggest to a reasonably careful and prudent......