Phillips v Homfray
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Phillips v Homfray
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Phillips v Homfray is an important landmark decision in English law of restitution. The court case lasted 20 years, and was complicated by the death of one of the defendants. It involved a matter in which the defendant had committed a trespass to land of his neighbor by tunneling under the plaintiffs' land and mining coal from it. Joseph and John Phillips owned a farm of 116 acres, in Monmouthshire. Unbeknownst to them their neighbours, the Tredegar Iron Company, extracted 2000 tons of coal from
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillips_v_Homfray
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2023-03-14T04:45:28Z
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