Arrears of rent
Language: English Series: EGCS ; 1990 3Publication details: 1990Subject(s): Summary: In Verrilli v Idigoras , CA 19 January 1990, the appeal was allowed and the judgement set aside with an order for a new trial. If the recorder had been aware of the circumstances and of the reasons why the appellant had applied for the adjournment, he would not possibly have refused it . The appellant was a foreigner and was taken by surprise by the procedure. It was not known what order the recorder might have made had he made further enquiries as to why the appellant`s solicitor was not present and as to the appellant`s means and ability to pay off rent arrears . There had been a miscarriage of justice.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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In Verrilli v Idigoras , CA 19 January 1990, the appeal was allowed and the judgement set aside with an order for a new trial. If the recorder had been aware of the circumstances and of the reasons why the appellant had applied for the adjournment, he would not possibly have refused it . The appellant was a foreigner and was taken by surprise by the procedure. It was not known what order the recorder might have made had he made further enquiries as to why the appellant`s solicitor was not present and as to the appellant`s means and ability to pay off rent arrears . There had been a miscarriage of justice.