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The meaning of Land

s205(1)(ix) LPA 1925:


Land of any tenure


Mines and minerals


Buildings


Surface


Corporeal and incorporeal hereditaments

“Cuius eat solum eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos”


meaning and limitations?

He who owns land owns everything extending to the heavens and to the depths of the earth.


Limitations:


Airspace


Mines and minerals


Treasure


Objects on ground


Objects buried in ground the

The Degree of Annexation

The greater the degree of attachment of an object to land,