Renting in UK Law
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Bankway Properties Ltd v Penfold-Dunsford and Another
... ... The directors' report annexed to those accounts states that Artesian's "principal activity" from 1991 was "the renting of residential property under the Assured Tenancy provisions of the Housing Act 1988 and under the Business Expansion Scheme." ... 19 ... ...
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Diwell v Farnes
... ... Diwell" by her mother, Mrs. Bevis. And Mrs. Bevis herself said "About 1945 they came to me about renting 13 Havering Road. It was a question of £100 for fittings. He (the deceased) said How about it? I said 'I'll lend it to you' to get them a place to ... ...
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Aiden Oxborrow (A Minor and Protected Party through his father and Litigation Friend Rory Oxborrow) v West Suffolk Hospitals NHS Trust
... ... , it is submitted that there will be an issue at trial as to whether the Claimant's future accommodation needs can adequately be met by his renting a larger property with modest adaptations. I noted that there was no reference in McGregor or the authorities cited to me, or elsewhere as far as I ... ...
- Barron (Inspector of Taxes) v Littman
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Mohammed v Gomez and Others
... ... Under the Rent Restriction Act there was no requirement on a landlord to clear and develop building land before renting to tenants. This was land rented to the tenant specifically for the purpose of the erection of a chattel house used as a dwelling. For such a tenancy ... ...
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Hoare and Another v National Trust
... ... "The Contractor's basis of valuation proceeds on the hypothesis that the prospective tenant has a choice between renting the actual hereditament and constructing similar premises elsewhere of which he would be the owner. The question which the contractor's basis seeks ... ...
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Scottish Widows Fund and Life Assurance Society v Bgc International (Formerly Cantor Fitzgerald International)
... ... had undoubtedly gone wrong with clause 2(c) and that it "looked as though BGC bargained to receive £10m as compensation for all the over-renting risk in return for taking" over the Barings lease (judgment, paragraph 32(7)). He interpreted the reference in clause 2(c) to the open market rent on ... ...
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Sumal & Sons (Properties) Ltd v The Crown (London Borough of Newham)
... ... renting out properties. Its managing director, Mr Sumal, at the time was, it is also said, experiencing the stress of divorce proceedings and so had ... ...
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Riverside Housing Association Ltd v HM Revenue and Customs
... ... principles there is nothing in the findings of fact made by the Tribunal which could preclude the Tribunal from concluding that Riverside's renting of social housing is undertaken in the course or furtherance of a business ... 52 It does not matter that Riverside ... ...
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Palliser Ltd v Fate Ltd ((in Liquidation))
... ... It was in the business of buying, developing and selling property. It was not in the business of renting property, although market conditions or other factors might dictate that it would rent out property for a period of time as it did in this case with ... ...
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