A motor car was goods for the purposes of the Act. The word ‘goods’ in the section does not appear to have anything other than the ordinary meaning, there is no reason why (a motor car) does not come within the definition ‘goods’. The word ‘goods’ must include all chattels of which physical possession is possible, notwithstanding that they are not easily moveable.
Judges:
Ormerod LJ, Danckwerts LJ
Citations:
[1962] 2 QB 664
Statutes:
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – Spring House (Freehold) Ltd v Mount Cook Land Ltd CA 12-Dec-2001
A lease provided against the tenant leaving his goods outside the premises, and the landlords objected to motor vehicles being parked there.
Held: The words had to be interpreted in the light of the intentions of the parties at the time. Motor . .
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Commercial
Updated: 29 April 2022; Ref: scu.184140