Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Chancery Division |
| Year | 1984 |
| Date | 1984 |
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5 cases
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Michael Rittson-Thomas v Oxfordshire County Council
...grantor or his estate resumed ownership of the land free from the trusts of the original conveyance. As explained by Nourse J in Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham [1985] Ch 62, determinable fees ceased to exist as legal estates under the 1925 real property legislation but an exception was m......
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Bath and Wells Diocesan Board of Finance and Another v Jenkinson and Others
...the grantee's legal estate in the land automatically determined, and the grantor became entitled to a legal fee simple in the land: Re: Rowhook Mission Hall [1985] Ch 62, 73F-74C, 26 The Reverter of Sites Act 1987 replaced the statutory reverter of land under s. 2 of the 1841 Act with a tr......
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(1) Simon Richard Fraser (2) Nathan George Fraser v (1) Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (2) Integrated Services Programme
...providing that it remained liable to be divested as if that Act had not been passed. (See generally the judgment of Nourse J in Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham [1985] Ch 62.) 16 Among the consequences of this legislative treatment were the following. First, the grantees' interest and the r......
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(1) Michael Rittson-Thomas v Oxfordshire County Council
...providing that it remained liable to be divested as if that Act had not been passed. (See generally the judgment of Nourse J in Re Rowhook Mission Hall, Horsham [1985] Ch 62.) 16. Among the consequences of this legislative treatment were the following. First, the grantees' interest and the ......
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