A recent Court of Appeal case dealt with the effect on a right of way when the leasehold land over which the right of way existed was merged into a freehold over which no right of way had been granted. The owner of the freehold was unsuccessful in his argument that the merger extinguished the right of way.
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New Title Does Not Extinguish Old Rights
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