Henry Woodward v Edward Earl of Lincoln, Edward Sharp, and John Whalley: 1672

The Lessor granted a Lease for 21 Years under a certain yearly Rent, and covenanted to repair and to allow, and pay all Taxes which he did not do in his lifetime; and upon a Bill brought against his Grandson and Heir to make Allowances for Repairs and Taxes, it was decreed that he being only Tenant for Life, is not liable to make good the covenants of his Grandfather

Citations:

[1672] EngR 6, (1672) Fin H 86, (1672) 23 ER 46 (A)

Links:

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Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

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See Also – Woodward v Earl Lincoln 2-Dec-1674
Assistance rendered to magistrates making restitution after a forcible entry, is a breach of an injunction for quieting possession. . .
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Landlord and Tenant

Updated: 22 July 2022; Ref: scu.406363