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Note that s76(1) of the Civil Aviation Act 1982 provides that no
action shall lie in nuisance or trespass by reason only of the flight
of an aircraft over any property at a height above the ground
which is reasonable. However, s76(2) confers a statutory right of
action in respect of physical damage caused by aircraft, actionable
without proof of negligence.
3.TRESPASS TO SUBSOIL
Any intrusion upon the subsoil is just as much trespass as entry upon the
surface. The surface and the subsoil can be possessed by different
persons. If A is in possession of the surface and B, the subsoil and I walk
on the land that would result into trespass against A and not against B.
If I dig a hole vertically in the land, that would be trespass against both A
and B. If I bore a tunnel from my land into Bs subsoil, that would be
trespass against B only.
Even if the land owner has been deprived of ownership of minerals by
statute, intrusions beneath the surface such as pipelines in order to
obtain the minerals still amounts to trespass, though in such a case the
quantum of damages will be very limited.
Trespass ab initio
When a person enters certain premises under the authority
of law and after entering abuses the authority of committing
some wrongful act there he will be considered to be trespass
ab intio to that property.
Law considers him to be trespass from very begginning.
The plaintiff can claim damages not only for the wrongful act
but also his original entry.
But to be held guilty under trespass ab intio nonfeasance is
not enough misfeasance has to be proved
SIX CARPENTERS CASE
Entering with a licence-
Entering certain premises with authority of a person in
possession amounts to a licence and the defendant cannot be
made liable for trespass.
But if the licence is revoked the licensee becomes a trespasser
and he must quit the place within reasonable time.
KINDS OF LICENCE-i)BARE LICENCE ii)A LICENCE
COUPLED WITH GRANT
Licence coupled with a grant cannot be revoked.
REMEDIES
1.Re-entry
Hemmings Vs Stoke Poges Glof club
2.Action for ejectment(Section 6 of Specific Relief act)
This Section gives relief only to person on lawful possession.
A mere trespasser cant have recourse to this provision.
3.Distress Damage Feasant
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