Dollar Land (Cumbernauld) Ltd v CIN Properties Ltd
Language: English Series: Scots Law Times ; 1997 SLT 260-279(20)Publication details: 1997Subject(s): Summary: Extra Division. Lords Sutherland, Cullen and Rodger. 25 April 1996. Process - res judicata and competent and omitted - previous case with same parties in House of Lords on question of whether irritancy clause could be enforced - subsequent action in Court of Session dealing with whether irritancy clause governed matters so as to exclude claim for unjustified enrichment - whether identity of subject matter - whether pursuers should have raised claim as defence to previous action. Recompensse - irritancy of lease - rent payable agreed percentage of rents received by tenant from subtenants - subjects of lease developed and operated by landlord and predecessors of tenant - landlord enforcing irritancy clause for non-payment of rent - tenant claiming in respect of loss of entitlement to share in income from development - whether landlord unjustifiably enriched - whether tenant entitled to recompense.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Extra Division. Lords Sutherland, Cullen and Rodger. 25 April 1996. Process - res judicata and competent and omitted - previous case with same parties in House of Lords on question of whether irritancy clause could be enforced - subsequent action in Court of Session dealing with whether irritancy clause governed matters so as to exclude claim for unjustified enrichment - whether identity of subject matter - whether pursuers should have raised claim as defence to previous action. Recompensse - irritancy of lease - rent payable agreed percentage of rents received by tenant from subtenants - subjects of lease developed and operated by landlord and predecessors of tenant - landlord enforcing irritancy clause for non-payment of rent - tenant claiming in respect of loss of entitlement to share in income from development - whether landlord unjustifiably enriched - whether tenant entitled to recompense.