Re Threlfall. ex parte Queen's Benefit Building Society
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Date | 1880 |
| Year | 1880 |
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6 cases
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Regent Oil Company Ltd v J. A. Gregory (Hatch End) Ltd
...to be "during their will", and (as is not surprising) that was construed as creating a tenancy at will. The attornment clause in re Threlfall, ( 16 Chancery Division, page 274) was construed as creating a tenancy from year to year because it was expressed so to be, and notwithstanding the f......
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Ashburn Anstalt v Arnold
... ... Sharpe (A Bankrupt), In re, Ex parte Trustee of the Bankrupt's Property v. The ... Sorrell ( 1674 ) Vaugh. 330 ... Threlfall, In re ( 1880 ) 16 Ch. D. 274 , C.A ... 314 ... City of London Building Society v. Flegg [ 1988 ] A.C. 54 ; [ 1987 ... On 28 February 1973 the benefit of the two agreements of that date to which we ... ...
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Shirley Apartments Ltd v Rogers et Al
...3, 1935 was inconsistent with the term of 15 months and was thus void. Lynskey, J. at p. 262 cited this passage from In re Threfall (1880) 16 Ch. D. 274 at p.281 - “But I know of no law or principle to prevent two persons agreeing that a yearly tenancy may be terminated on whatever notice t......
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Ramjit v Jagemauth
...for the period created or deemed to exist by the Act. The Agreement provides for a four year notice to quit. 25 In Re: Threlfall (1880) 16 CH. D 274, 281 Cotton L. J. said: “But I know of no law or principle to prevent, two persons agreeing that a yearly tenancy may be determined on whateve......
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