stylistic:style_transfer, structural:expansion
Origins

The phrase is credited to the Glossa ordinaria of Accursius in the 13th century, who commented " Nota. Cujus est solum, ejus debet esse usque ad coelum, ut hic, & infra 'quod vi aut clam' i f. § pen. " to Dig. 8.2.1. It has been suggested that the principle was brought to England by Accursius's son, Franciscus Accursius, who came to England with Edward I on the latter's return from the crusades. The principle was firmly established in common law by Edward Coke in Bury v. Pope (1587), which gives the first statement in English law of the principle, writing (Liber 1, section 1, page 4, section "Terra" (earth)):