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MODERN HEALTH POLICY IS THAT THOSE WHO suffer from mental illness should take such part as they can in society, rather than being institutionalised... Read more...
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Easement – increased burden
An implied easement can arise under the rule of Wheeldon v Burrows. If part of land is sold off, then that plot will have quasi-easements over the retained land.
Easement – change of use
As we have seen from the above entry, it needs a ‘radical change’ of use, plus a ‘substantial increase’ in the burden, before an easement will be lost. It is important to realise that if there is no change of use then it seems that mere intensification in the use of the easement will not lead to its loss or suspension.
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