“…sion is figurative and means that a reference to that buildingwould be understood to include, or extend to, that other land. In Caledonian Railway Co. v Turcan [1898] AC 256 Lord Halsbury, referring to 232 square yards of land within the curtilage of a warehouse which provided the means of access to it, said the curtilage was “just…”
“…t within the curtilage of the fire station (Barwick). A courtyard and access to a warehouse and mill was part of the curtilage (Caledonian Railway Co. v Turcan [1898] AC 256); as was a piece of ground in front of a public house used for access (Marson v London, Chatham and Dover Railway Co (1868) LR 6 Eq 101); and two small open sp…”