H. E. Green and Sons v The Minister of Health (No. 2)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1947 |
| Court | King's Bench Division |
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8 cases
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R (Barkas) v North Yorkshire County Council & Scarborough Council
...council tenants (which it clearly did) it did not matter that it also benefited other people within the local community: HE Green & Sons v The Minister of Health (No 2) [1948] 1 KB 34. This principle would, in my view, justify the council in allowing use of the Field by the Sunday League, e......
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Westminster City Council v Duke of Westminster and Others
... ... construction - local Act - homes for working class - no continuing obligationNo duty to use homes for working class ... ...
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R (on the application of Barkas) v North Yorkshire County Council
...is provided." (Denning J explained in a case on the effectively identically worded section 80(1) of the 1936 Act, HE Green and Sons v Minister of Health (No 2) [1948] 1 KB 34, 41, that the section did not require the use of "buildings", "recreation grounds" or "other buildings or land" to ......
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Dano Ltd v Earl Cadogan and Others
...74 A similar issue, as to the validity of a compulsory purchase order, arose in H.E. Green & Sons v The Minister of Health (No2) [1948] 1 KB 34. hi that case, Denning J said the following, at p.38: "Much has been said in this case as to the meaning of "working classes." These words, "worki......
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