When does a repair become an extraordinary repair?

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Brymer, S

Language: English Series: Property Law ; (15) June 1995, 8-9(2)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses the meaning of `extraordinary repairs` and how they differ from the `ordinary` after the case "House of Fraser plc v Prudential Assurance Co Ltd" (1994 SLT 416).

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Discusses the meaning of `extraordinary repairs` and how they differ from the `ordinary` after the case "House of Fraser plc v Prudential Assurance Co Ltd" (1994 SLT 416).

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