Walker v Hobbs and Co: 1889
The tenant brought an action under section 12 on the term, saying the property was not fit for human habitation. Held: Lord Coleridge CJ said: ‘It is admitted that the ceilings were in a dangerous condition, and therefore that the rooms were not, speaking in a broad sense, fit for human habitation.’ Judges: Lord Coleridge … Continue reading Walker v Hobbs and Co: 1889