Mitcham Golf Course Trustees v Ereaut The appellants carried on, under a licence granted by the conservators of a common, a golf course upon part of the common. The appellants had exclusive right to construct and maintain the golf course, to dig gravel and soil, and to cut turf and gorse for the purpose of maintaining the course, and to turn out sheep for the purpose of keeping down the grass and making the turf suitable for playing golf.