Walsh v Lonsdale
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1882 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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164 cases
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Cornish v Brook Green Laundry Ltd
...depends on the application to the relevant events of 1957 of the principle of equity exemplified by the case of ( Walsh v. Lqnsdale 21 Chancery Division, p.9). That principle was enunciated by Lord Justice Cotton is ( Lewther v. Heaver 41 Chancery Division, p.248) in the following terms at ......
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5 books & journal articles
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Osborne v Estate of Osborne: an equitable agreement or a contract in law: merely a matter of nomenclature?
...(1995) 14 WAR 35, 39 (Master Adams). (139) Osborne v Osborne [2000] VSC 95 (Unreported, Harper J, 23 March 2000) [4]-[6], [23]. (140) (1882) 21 ChD 9. Under this doctrine, equity will enforce an agreement for a lease even though the formalities for the creation of a lease have not been met ......
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Estoppel in land law
...tenancy and a co-existing equitable lease. It is generally said that a court will look only to the equitable lease: Walsh v. Lonsdale (1882) 21 Ch. D.9. Yet bring a purchaser into the picture and everything changes. The purchaser might not be bound by the equitable lease and yet quite clear......
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The nature of Torrens indefeasibility: understanding the limits of personal equities.
...(43) Ibid. (44) Oh Hiam v Tham Kong (1980) 2 BPR 9451, 9454 (Lord Russell for Lords Wilberforce, Diplock, Russell, Keith and Lane). (45) (1882) 21 Ch D 9. (46) Bunny Industries Ltd v FSW Enterprises Pty Ltd [1982] Qd R 712, 715 (Connolly J), although the case of Walsh v Lonsdale itself was ......
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Acquiring Property Rights from Uncompleted Sales of Lane
...for life, remainder to her son absolutely. Mrs Oughtred andher son entered into an oral agreement under which he agreed to give up his2 (1882) 21 ChD 9.3May vBelleville [1905] 2 Ch 605.4National Provincial and Union Bank of England vCharnley [1924] 1 KB 431, 440.5 See, eg, in relation to th......
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