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    Casenotes Opening Pandora’s Box? Recreation Pure and Simple: Easements in the Supreme Court: Regency Villas Title Ltd v Diamond Resorts (Europe) Ltd1 keywords to be inserted by the indexer Introduction The recent judgment of the Supreme Court in Regency Villas2 represents the latest instalment in the saga of the status of recreational rights in the law of easements. The extent to which rights of recreation can amount to effective easements is an issue that reaches back to the seminal case of Re Ellenborough Park3 in which, as any good land law student will recall, the court laid down the four essential characteristics or conditions for easements. In that case, Evershed MR in the Court of Appeal, laid down four characteristics4 for determining whether a right arising is or is not capable of being an easement. The recent Regency Villas litigation, culminating in the Supreme Court judgment, was concerned chiefly with the requirement that for a right to be an easement it must “accommodate the dominant tenement”. This element, widely interpreted as a requirement that the right must benefit the land and not the landowner personally,5 raises a problem for those rights which relate to recreational or sporting activity. The traditional view was that rights of such recreational flavour would rarely if ever amount to valid easements. This view was explored in Re Ellenborough Park itself where Evershed MR affirmed the “proposition stated in Theobald’s The Law of Law, 2nd edn (1929) … [that] an easement must be a right of utility and benefit and not one of mere recreation and amusement”.6 Called upon to consider whether rights of “full enjoyment of a pleasure ground” by landowners of surrounding properties could amount to an easement, the Court of Appeal in Re Ellenborough held that use of the park included use for enjoyment of air, for exercise and other amenities which added considerable value and enjoyment to the surrounding properties and, therefore, did amount to an easement.7 Yet, key questions remained unanswered.
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