(1902) AC 3 81 Hillier v. Air Ministry, (1962 ) CLY 2084, etc. (See: Delhi Jal Board vs. Raj Kumar reported in ILR (2005) 2 Del 778). 55.
Hillier v Air Ministry [1962 ] CLY 2084 13. Jones v Festiniog Railway Co [1868] LR 3 QB 733 14. Miles v Forest Rock Granite Co (Leicestershire) Ltd (1918) 34 TLD 500 15. Musgrove v Pandelis [1919] 2 KB 43 16. National Telephone Co v Baker [1893] 2 Ch 186 (Ch D) 17.
Strict Liability and Land ? Rylands v Fletcher, Strict Liability and Land ? Rylands v Fletcher, Strict Liability and Land ? Rylands v Fletcher, Electricity: Hillier v Air Ministry (1962 ) Rubbish: AG v Cory Bro s & Co Lt d (1921) Chemicals: Cambridg e Wa ter Co. v E astern Coun ties Leather plc (1994) H L. Fire: Jones v F estiniog Railwa y (1866) but see Stannard v Gor e (2012) CA. The Thing:, Something likely to do mischief if it escapes has included water in Rylands v Fletcher itself, fire in Jones v Festiniog Railways, gas in Batchelor v Tunbridge Wells Gas C o [1901] and electricity in Hillier v Air Ministry [1962 ].
Hillier v Air Ministry . Rylands v Fletcher rule. 'Likely to do mischief if it escapes'. The Air Ministry laid electricity cables under a claimant's field several years later, 19 of the 50 cows in the field were electrocuted simultaneously when electricity escaped from the cables.;"