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Colls v Home and Colonial Stores
''Colls v Home and Colonial Stores'' (1904) is an English tort law case concerning the entitlement to daylight where a right to light exists.
==Facts==
Home and Colonial Stores owned land at 44 Worship Street, Shoreditch, London EC2. They proposed to erect a tall building on the site. Colls owned a property immediately opposite number 44 and objected to the erection of the new building due to the effect this would have on light to a clerks’ office on the ground floor of his building.
He applied for an injunction to restrain the new development. He argued that he was entitled to an easement, under section 3 of the Prescription Act 1832, in respect of all the light currently enjoyed by his building.
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