EV-0632 — Casemap case-index entry: BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2

Artifact page · Catalogue record added 27 October 2026

Catalogue record

EV ID	EV-0632
Title	Casemap case-index entry: BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2
Date of document	Undated capture (entry for the judgment of 31 July 1987)
Type	legal commentary
Source / publisher	Casemap online case index
Reference	[1987] EWCA Civ 2; (1988) 55 P&CR 337; "1 Citers"
Evidence label	SECONDARY SOURCE (CITATION OF EV-0080)
Status	HELD (copy received 27 October 2026); transcript below

Transcript

Case-index listing (Casemap entry).

BP Properties Ltd -v- Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2; (1988) 55 PC&R 337
31 Jul 1987 · CA · Dillon LJ, Mustill LJ, Sir Edward Eveleigh · Land, Limitation · Casemap · 1 Citers
"Where a person claimed to have obtained a title by adverse possesssion, it did not matter if the person in possession did not know that his or her possession was lawful; the lawful title would still preclude the person with the paper title from evicting the person in possession."
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Transcription note: Screen capture of a case-index entry. Transcribed in full, spelling as shown ("possesssion", "PC&R"). The summary wording is the index's own; it is not the judgment's text and does not match the outcome recorded in EV-0080.

Destination

Where the original is held: Original: the Casemap online index entry. Our copy: a screen capture held by the family.
On this site: this artifact page, listed in the Evidence Register, and cited from the judgment page EV-0080.
Image: the copy held is not reproduced here; the transcript stands in for it (third-party copyright).

Interpretation

An index summary of the judgment. Its one-sentence summary does not match the outcome of the appeal as reported in EV-0080; it is kept as an example of how the case is described in secondary indexes.

Cites: EV-0080

Cited on

2 pages link here.

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