(1) Michael Rittson-Thomas v Oxfordshire County Council

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham
• Sifton v Sifton
• Clayton v Ramsden

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• Re Lysaght, deceased ; Hill v The Royal College of Surgeons

REFERS TO

• Pro Sieben Media A.G. v Carlton U.K. Television Ltd
• Attorney General v Shadwell

APPLIES

• Fraser v Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (No 2)

CONSIDERS

• (1) Simon Richard Fraser (2) Nathan George Fraser v (1) Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (2) Integrated Services Programme
• Re Cawston's Conveyance and the School Sites Act, 1841. Hassard-Short v Cawston
• Dennis v Malcolm

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• School Sites Act 1841
• Reverter of Sites Act 1987
• Civil Procedure Rules 1998
• Settled Land Act 1925 - Articles : S-29
• Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 - Articles : S-30
• Law of Property Act 1925 - Articles : S-7
• Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996
• Hospital of St. John the Baptist, Winchester estate: enabling the trustees to effect an exchange with Sir Edmund Antrobus Act 1841

REFERRED in

• Michael Rittson-Thomas v Oxfordshire County Council
• Rittson-Thomas and Others v Oxfordshire County Council

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• Michael Rittson-Thomas v Oxfordshire County Council

This document cites

• Pro Sieben Media A.G. v Carlton U.K. Television Ltd
• (1) Simon Richard Fraser (2) Nathan George Fraser v (1) Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (2) Integrated Services Programme
• Clayton v Ramsden
• Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham
• Dennis v Malcolm



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• Sifton v Sifton
• Re Lysaght, deceased ; Hill v The Royal College of Surgeons
• Attorney General v Shadwell
• Re Cawston's Conveyance and the School Sites Act, 1841. Hassard-Short v Cawston
• Law of Property Act 1925
• Hospital of St. John the Baptist, Winchester estate: enabling the trustees to effect an exchange with Sir Edmund Antrobus Act 1841
• Settled Land Act 1925
• Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996
• Reverter of Sites Act 1987
• Civil Procedure Rules 1998
• Fraser v Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (No 2)