Eastern Telegraph Company v Dent
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1899 |
| Year | 1899 |
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Tan Soo Leng David v Wee, Satku & Kumar Pte Ltd and Another
...consent. See Lehmann v McArthur, [1868] LR 3 Ch App 496 Barrow v Isaacs & Son [1891] 1 QB 417 and Eastern Telegraph Co Ltd v Dent & Ors. [1899] 1 QB 835In Lehmann v McArthur 1 a lease contained the restriction that the lessee would not assign the lease without the previous consent in writin......
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Abrahams v Mac Fisheries Ltd
... ... Barrow v. Isaacs & Son [ 1891 ] 1 Q. B. 417 ; Eastern Telegraph Co. v. Dent [ 1899 ] 1 Q. B. 835 ; and Elliott v ... The lessees agreed with a company of wine merchants to grant them an underlease of one of the messuages and ... ...
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Samuel Properties (Developments) Ltd v Hayek
...was due to forgetfulness, or whether the lease would have been sharply referred to the observations of Lord Justice Romer in Eastern Telegraph Co. v. Dent (1899) 1 Queen's Bench, p.835, at p.839. Be that as it may, for my part I do not consider that the failure to give proper notice here ca......
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Jamaica Edible Oils & Fats Company Ltd v MSA Tire (Jamaica) Ltd
...Where the tenant fails to seek consent before the disposition, the landlord may take out an action for breach of covenant (See Eastern Telegraph Co. Ltd. v Dent [1899] 1 Q.B. 835 ). 22 It is a general principle of law that an entitlement to mesne profits does not rest in the landlord's enti......
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