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Museprime Properties Ltd v Adhill Properties Ltd

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (1990) 36 EG 114-124(6)Publication details: 1990Subject(s): Summary: ChD 27 February 1990. Action by M seeking recission of a contract signed at auction , return of a deposit of £49,000 and damages to cover conveyancing expenses thrown away, on the ground that they were induced to enter into the contract by a material misrepresentation for which A, vendors of three properties in North London were responsible. Rents from the three properties had been wrongly misrepresented at the auction as open to negotiation . ChD held that M had established their claim to the recission of the contract on the ground of material misrepresentation for which A were responsible. M were entitled to return of their deposit and damages in respect of lost conveyancing expenses with interest.
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ChD 27 February 1990. Action by M seeking recission of a contract signed at auction , return of a deposit of £49,000 and damages to cover conveyancing expenses thrown away, on the ground that they were induced to enter into the contract by a material misrepresentation for which A, vendors of three properties in North London were responsible. Rents from the three properties had been wrongly misrepresented at the auction as open to negotiation . ChD held that M had established their claim to the recission of the contract on the ground of material misrepresentation for which A were responsible. M were entitled to return of their deposit and damages in respect of lost conveyancing expenses with interest.