Hinckley and Country Building Society v Henny
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Chancery Division |
| Date | 1953 |
| Year | 1953 |
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3 cases
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Regent Oil Company Ltd v J. A. Gregory (Hatch End) Ltd
...expressed so to be, and notwithstanding the fact that the mortgagees could re-enter without notice. 11 The more recent case of Hinckley Building Society v. Henny, (1953 1 Weekly Law Reports, page 352) shows that an attornment clause is effective to create the relationship of landlord and te......
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R v Judge Dutton Briant. ex parte Abbey National Building Society
... ... LavingtonF3; Wallis v. GriffithsF4; Hinckley and Country Building Society v. HennyF5; Godfrey v. LazarusF6; Fourmaids Ltd. v. Dudley Marshall ... Arbuthnot,F13 the judgment of Upjohn J. in Hinckley and Country Building Society v. Henny,F14 and the recent judgment of Harman J. in Fourmaids Ltd. v. Dudley Marshall (Properties) Ltd.,F15 ... ...
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Singapore Finance Ltd v Ben's Electrical Engineering Pte Ltd and Others
...the mortgagor a period of notice so as to give some measure of protection to the mortgagor: see Hinckley Building Society v. Henny (1953) 1 All E.R. 515, where the attornment clause provided at least seven days' notice in writing of the intention of the mortgagee to determine the tenancy of......
