Two wrongs: no rights

By:

Langleben, A

Series: Property Week ; 66(7) 16 February 2001, 90(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: "Manchester & District Housing Association v Fearnley Construction and Dunbar" illustrates that parties defending a claim for specific performance cannot plead a defence of non-fulfilment.

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"Manchester & District Housing Association v Fearnley Construction and Dunbar" illustrates that parties defending a claim for specific performance cannot plead a defence of non-fulfilment.

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