Frost v Feltham
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 24 November 1980 |
| Date | 1981 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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12 cases
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R (Williams) v Horsham District Council
...Mrs Williams. The starting point should have been to consider the meaning of that phrase. In Frost (Inspector of Taxes) v FelthamWLR ((1981) 1 WLR 452, 455) Mr Justice Nourse observed that "a residence is a place where somebody lives"."Residence" was used as part of the definition of the wo......
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Nihal Mohammed Kamal Brake v Duncan Kenric Swift (as trustee of the estates of Nihal Brake and Andrew Brake)
...however, to a number of authorities dealing with the same or similar phrases in the context of other legislation. These include Frost v Feltham [1981] 1 WLR 452 (“only or main residence” in the Finance Act 1972, Sch 1 para 4(1)), Crawley BC v Sawyer (1988) 20 HLR 98, CA (“only or principal......
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CH 3933 2006
...of section 6 of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 the two must always and necessarily be coterminous. Following Frost v Feltham [1981] 1 WLR 452, “sole or main residence” is a question of fact and degree and the correct approach is to weigh up the nature and extent of the relationship b......
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Mark v Mark
...is helpful. How much time is spent at each of two or more residences is of course highly relevant but not conclusive: see Frost (Inspector of Taxes) v Feltham (1981) 1W.L.R.452. In that case Nourse J instanced the burdens of office that at times prevented Lord Eldon from spending more than......
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