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7 Cards in this Set
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Four situations where a lawful visitor has implied permission |
Repeated visits Allurments Entry to communicate Statutory instruments |
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Repeated visits case |
Lowery v Walker |
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Doctrine of allurmententey |
Jolley v Sutton London borough council |
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Entry to communicate |
Robeson v hallet |
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Lawful visitor can be trespasser in the following ways |
Limit as to time no case Limit as to area Limit as to purpose |
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Limit as to area |
Pearson v Coleman brother |
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Limit as to purpose |
Tomlinson v congleton borough council |
