When a lane set out upon private land has once been made under the provisions of the Melbourne Corporation Act, 14 Vict. No. 20, the Act confers by necessary implication a statutory right of user of the lane upon all persons who are or may be required under that Act, and the Act No. 178, sec. 65, to contribute to the expense of forming it, and upon their successors in title or occupancy, and the owner in fee of the land over which the lane runs can never resume the control or exclusive possession of such land so as to deprive any of such persons of that right.