“…anyone seeking to use the access way from the Strip. Even a major obstruction does not necessarily result in abandonment of a right of way. In Jones v Cleanthi [2007] 1 WLR 1604 (which is mentioned in Gale at paragraph 12-12), this Court held that the erection by a landlord of a wall across a tenant’s right of access to communal bins p…”
“…anyone seeking to use the access way from the Strip. Even a major obstruction does not necessarily result in abandonment of a right of way. In Jones v Cleanthi [2007] 1 WLR 1604 (which is mentioned in Gale at paragraph 12-12), this Court held that the erection by a landlord of a wall across a tenant’s right of access to communal bins p…”