No licence can be judge-proof.
Lewison, K.
No licence can be judge-proof. - 1999 - Property Week 64(27) 9 July 1999, 34(1) .
Discusses the implications of the (unreported) case Gary Bruton v London Quadrant Housing, where the point at issue was whether a lease has to be shown as being proprietary before it is defined as a tenancy. The House of Lords ruled that although a lease will usually create a proprietary interest, it is not an essential characteristic that it does.
No licence can be judge-proof. - 1999 - Property Week 64(27) 9 July 1999, 34(1) .
Discusses the implications of the (unreported) case Gary Bruton v London Quadrant Housing, where the point at issue was whether a lease has to be shown as being proprietary before it is defined as a tenancy. The House of Lords ruled that although a lease will usually create a proprietary interest, it is not an essential characteristic that it does.