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Robert Hogg Esq, of Ramoir v Mary Hogg, Widow of Deceased Robert Gordon: HL 14 Feb 1780

Irritancy of Lease – Penalty.-
A lease provided, that if two terms rent were allowed to be ‘resting and owing unpaid at one time, the tack should eo ipso become void and null,’ with a fifth part more of termly moiety in case of failure. The tenant fell four years in arrear of rent. In an action brought under the annulling clause in the lease: Held the irritancy purgeable at the bar; and that the penalty, in case of failure of a fifth part more, was not exigible.

Citations:

[1780] UKHL 2 – Paton – 516a, (1780) 2 Paton 516a

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Jurisdiction:

Scotland

Landlord and Tenant

Updated: 04 July 2022; Ref: scu.561497

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