A landlord entitled to distrain for rent, could seize all goods and chattels found on the tenant’s premises whether they were the property of the tenant or a stranger.
Citations:
[1908] 1 Ch 49
Cited by:
Cited – Rhodes v Allied Dunbar Pension Services Ltd CA 1989
The intermediate tenant had charged the lease to the bank, which appointed receivers. Both the sub rent and the head rent fell into arrears. The head landlord then served a notice direct on the subtenant requiring him to pay the rent direct to the . .
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Equity
Updated: 15 May 2022; Ref: scu.264577