[COURT OF APPEAL]
MILLS AND ANOTHER v. SILVER AND OTHERS
1990 June 12, 13, 14;
July 6
Dillon, Parker and Stocker L.JJ.
EasementRight of wayGrantAccess to property with vehicles over adjoining landProperty owner's claim founded on prescriptive easementUse tolerated by owner of adjoining landWhether toleration sufficient to prevent acquisition of vehicular right of wayWhether presumption of lost modern grant
EasementRight of wayImprovement of accessTrack suitable for vehicles in dry weatherDominant owner laying stones along length of trackWhether works of repair or of improvementWhether trespass entitling servient owner to damages

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