Barclays Bankl plc v Estates & Commercial and Bensley

Language: English Series: New Property Cases ; (1996) NPC 26, (2)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: CA 20 February 1996. An unpaid vendor`s lien arises by operation of law on exchange of contracts and it persists unless something in the transaction objectively excludes it. NOT TO BE PHOTOCOPIED

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CA 20 February 1996. An unpaid vendor`s lien arises by operation of law on exchange of contracts and it persists unless something in the transaction objectively excludes it. NOT TO BE PHOTOCOPIED

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