Alternative Housing in UK Law
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R (Kadhim) v Brent London Borough Council Housing Benefit Review Board
... ... We have been shown no background material to that legislative departure, but it would seem that it could have had only two, alternative, purposes: (A) to substitute the rule as applied by the Board for the approach adopted in Dadson; or (B) to exclude from the discretion of the Board ... ...
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Southward Housing Co-Operative Ltd v Miss Vicky Walker and Another Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Interested Party)
... ... constituted a right of re-entry or forfeiture in respect of which they were entitled to relief; and (c) that the agreement, in the alternative, constituted an agreement to grant a lease for life, taking effect under section 149(6) of the LPA 1925 as an agreement for a term of 90 years ... ...
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Mexfield Housing Co-Operative Ltd v Berrisford
... ... Ms Berrisford's alternative case in contract ... 58 This conclusion renders it unnecessary to consider two alternative arguments, which were raised by Mr ... ...
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R (Clays Lane Housing Cooperative) v The Housing Corporation
... ... As to grounds 1 to 3, I agree on the basis of the second alternative. The argument advanced on those grounds by Mr Wolfe is worthy of consideration by the Court of Appeal, although, speaking for myself, I think that ... ...
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R (Clays Lane Housing Cooperative) v The Housing Corporation
... ... 27, and that the transfer of its engagements to Tenants First would not be an acceptable alternative. It subsequently sought the consent of the Secretary of State for the transfer and the terms on which it proposed the transfer should take place. On ... ...
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Joseph v Nettleton Road Housing Co-Operative Ltd
... ... 23 The Co-operative responded to Mr Joseph's reliance on those implied terms with an alternative submission that the imposition of any conditions on the service of a notice to quit in relation to a periodic tenancy (whether by the implied terms ... ...
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Clays Lane Housing Co-Operative Ltd (Plaintiffs v Beverley Patrick and Another (Defendants
... ... ) possession is required for redevelopment or major rehabilitation and after consultation the Co-operative has offered the Member suitable alternative accommodation which has been refused. (vii) the Co-operative was induced to grant the tenancy by a false statement ... ...
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Barnard v Towers
... ... on the basis that in order to succeed he had to show suitable alternative accommodation under section 3 of the Act of 1933 which says: "No order or ... There are provisions in subsection 2 applicable to housing authorities which do not arise. Subsection 3 says: "Where no such ... ...
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R v Liverpool City Council ex parte Joseph Connolly
... ... seeks relief by way of judicial review in respect of his claim for housing benefit and the liability to pay rent. The claim for relief arises from a ... to that which you might pay for other suitable available alternative accommodation. For this reason your entitlement to Housing Benefit will be ... ...
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R Sk v Nottingham City Council
... ... at Aiden House, Tewkesbury Road, Nottingham by the [defendant's] housing authority pursuant to Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996. The defendant's ... He acknowledges that, before 2002, alternative sources of accommodation would not generally have included the homeless ... ...
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