The landlord sought to recover arrears of rent after forfeiting the lease. The lease had been held by trustees for a youth centre.
Held: The lease clearly intended that the liability of the trustee’s did not extend beyond those assets they held for the centre.
Mr William Blair QC
Gazette 22-Jan-2004
England and Wales
Citing:
Cited – Wheeler -v Keeble 1914
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Cited – Bank of Credit and Commerce International SA v Ali, Khan and others (No 1); BCCI v Ali HL 1-Mar-2001
Cere Needed Releasing Future Claims
A compromise agreement which appeared to claim to settle all outstanding claims between the employee and employer, did not prevent the employee later claiming for stigma losses where, at the time of the agreement, the circumstances which might lead . .
Cited – Serjeant v Nash Field and Co CA 1903
The lessee’s mortgagee appointed a receiver who distrained. The lessee sued for wrongful distress. At trial Darling J directed the jury that the distress was illegal, as the title of the mortgagees had determined at the time of the purported . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.
Updated: 25 July 2021; Ref: scu.194929