Jones v Whitehill
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1950 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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7 cases
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Wandsworth London Borough Council v Michalak
...at pp 963–4. Although the courts stressed that the decision in each case turned on a question of fact, a contrast can be seen between Jones v Whitehill [1950] 2 KB 204, where a niece by marriage was held to be entitled to a successor tenancy, and Langdon v Horton [1951] 1 KB 66 where that ......
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Fitzpatrick v Sterling Housing Association Ltd
...importance of a "sufficient state of permanence and stability" having been reached in the relationship so as to constitute family. In Jones v. Whitehill [1950] 2 K.B. 204, a woman who out of love and kindness went to live with her aunt and uncle, was held on the uncle's death to be a membe......
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Joram Developments Ltd v Sharratt
...see that it is inconsistent with any of the earlier authorities which have been cited to us, even though, in relation to one of them, Jones v. Whitehill (1950) 2 King's Bench 204, the distinction is a fine one. But, it may be said, the line has to be drawn somewhere; and, wherever it is dra......
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Ross v Collins
...That passage has been adopted and followed many times subsequently. In particular it was adopted and followed by Lord Evershed in Jones v. Whitehill (1950 2 King's Bench 204, at pages 206-7), in Gammans v. Ekins (1950 2 King's Eench 326, at page 333), in Langdon v. Horton (1951 1 King's Ben......
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