Entitled to whole property
Language: English Series: Scotsman ; 20 January 1993, 14(1)Publication details: 1993Subject(s): Summary: In " City of Glasgow DC v Doyle", Extra Division 8 January 1993, it was held that local authorities offering to sell council houses to tenants are under a statutory duty to offer precisely what was let, including any garage ground, and that duty cannot be evaded merely by incorporating in the description of the subjects works to the effect that the council will determine what they compromise.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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In " City of Glasgow DC v Doyle", Extra Division 8 January 1993, it was held that local authorities offering to sell council houses to tenants are under a statutory duty to offer precisely what was let, including any garage ground, and that duty cannot be evaded merely by incorporating in the description of the subjects works to the effect that the council will determine what they compromise.