Billson and others v Residential Apartments Ltd
Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (1991) 18 EG 169-183: 19 EG 122-134(11)Publication details: 1991Subject(s): Summary: CA 11 February 1991. The tenants had breached their covenant by failing to carry out repairs , and the landlords peaceably re-entered. The lower court had held that there had been a breach, that the notice had been sufficient before re-entry , that the re-entry had constituted such, and that the court had no jurisdiction to grant relief . The final point was the subject of the appeal. Equitable jurisdiction as called for by the tenants was, it was decided, extinguished by legislation.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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CA 11 February 1991. The tenants had breached their covenant by failing to carry out repairs , and the landlords peaceably re-entered. The lower court had held that there had been a breach, that the notice had been sufficient before re-entry , that the re-entry had constituted such, and that the court had no jurisdiction to grant relief . The final point was the subject of the appeal. Equitable jurisdiction as called for by the tenants was, it was decided, extinguished by legislation.