Sheerwood v Moody
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1952 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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7 cases
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Critchley v Clifford
...to an end, the defendant would find that he was not protected against the superior landlord: Cow v. Casey, 1949, 1 King's Bench, 474; Sherwood v. Moody, 1952, 1 All England Reports, p. 389; Knight v. Olive. 1954, 1 Queen's Bench, p. 514. But support can be found for the view that a tenan......
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Pennell v Payne
... ... I have no doubt that problems could indeed arise —as they already have with regard to a landlord's notice —see Sherwood -v- Moody [1952] 1 AER 389 ... But Mr Morgan suggests the possibility of anomalies the other way also. And in any event anomalies can be cured by legislation; ... ...
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Barrett and Others v Morgan
...sub-tenancy to an end if the head tenant fails to serve a counter-notice. This much has been clear ever since Baron Sherwood v. Moody [1952] 1 All E.R. 389 and is common ground before your Lordships. The question in this appeal is whether such a notice served by pre-arrangement with the he......
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Gisborne v Burton
...comes to an end by any means (other than surrender by the head tenant to the head landlord). Consequently it was held by Ormerod J. in Sherwood v. Moody (1952) 1 All E.R. 389 (which has never since been doubted) that a sub-tenant of agricultural land has no protection, and no power to serve......
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