Formby v Barker
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1903 |
| Year | 1903 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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Khemlani (Gui Luchmandas) and Monica Khemlani v Amidos Ltd Warrington Williams, Maureen Williams, and Others
...an injunction to restrain any breach. This principle was approved and developed in Luker v Dennis - 1877-7 CL227 and Formby v Baker 1903-2 Ch. 539. 213 A scheme of development comes into existence where land is laid out in plots and sold to different purchasers or leased to different leasee......
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Jackson way Properties Ltd v Smith and Others
...if any, of same. 81 . Megarry and Wade, The Law of Real Property, (6 th edn., Sweet & Maxwell, 2000) notes that since the decision of Formby v Barker [1903] 2 Ch. 539 “… it has been settled that equity will enforce a restrictive covenant against a purchaser only if it was made for the prot......
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Bath Rugby Ltd v Caroline Greenwood
...nuisance to be framed in this way. Several examples can be found in the authorities that happen to be before us: see, for example, Formby v Barker [1903] 2 Ch 539 (“a public or private nuisance or any annoyance or inconvenience to the neighbourhood”), Ives v Brown (“a nuisance, annoyance o......
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University of East London Higher Education Corporation v Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council and Others
...Ch 388 at 407. For the like purpose the term "successors and assigns" was used in case of covenants given by limited companies; see e.g. Formby v. Baker [1903] 2 Ch 539. The purpose (or at least a purpose) of the use of the formulae appear to have been to make plain the intention that the b......
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The theory of implied annexation of restrictive covenants revisited
...developments where as much as 70 per cent. of the land area may consist of drives, lawns, gardens and playgrounds - 90 Formby v. Barker [1903] 2 Ch. 539, 554. "It is equally plain that there is nothing in the deed of 1840, or in any document prior or subsequent thereto, to indicate that the......