Crewe Services and Investment Corporation v Silk

Crewe Services and Investment Corporation v Silk - 1997 - New Property Cases [1997] NPC 170, (3) .

CA 2 December 1997. An agricultural landlord, who is able to sue for breach of repairing covenant during the tenancy recovers damages based on the discounted costs of putting the property back in order. The court discusses principles of general application for assessing damage to the reversion and comments on how County Court Judges should approach this task. Taken from report header. NOT TO BE PHOTOCOPIED.


PROPERTY-LANDLORD AND TENANT-TENANCIES-AGRICULTURAL TENANCIES
CREWE SERVICES AND INVESTMENT V SILK
DAMAGES