Enforcement notice prohibits display or sale of cars on ‘forecourt’ of garage premises–Definition of ‘forecourt’–Not limited to area immediately surrounding pumps–Further point on agreement between advocates at planning inquiry–Additional evidence…
Enforcement notice–Sole issue whether development occurred before January 1 1964–Evidence each way before inspector–No error of law on part of inspector or Secretary of State–Owner’s appeal dismissed
Jurisdiction of rent tribunal–Whether applicant to tribunal had the status of a tenant or contractual licensee at date of application–Applicant the deserted wife of a person whose holiday tenancy had…
Agriculture (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1954–Case stated by agricultural land tribunal under section 6–Consent to notice to quit–Allegation of "greater hardship" by landlords–Previous abortive certificate of bad husbandry proceedings–Tribunal not entitled…
Vexatious litigant needs leave of court or judge to appeal from decision of a rent tribunal
Noise abatement order may impose a decibel level, but must require a suitable standpoint from which the meter reading is to be taken, or it will be void for uncertainty
An occupier of ‘patched-up’ housing in a clearance area may apply under section 99 of the Public Health Act 1936 for a nuisance order, which must be made on proof…
Land without site licence used by gypsies without permission from owners–Nature of ‘reasonable steps’ to be taken by owners to evict occupiers–Physical force not required–Legal action may be, and justices…
Town and Country Planning Act 1971, section 246–Appeal on point of law against decision of Secretary of State for the Environment upholding enforcement notice served by planning authority–Change of use…
Fair rents –‘Perverse’ of rent committee to ignore ‘abundant expert evidence’ tendered on behalf of landlords? –No–‘Typical simple case’ in which landlords said £x, tenants £y, and committee were entitled…
Nuisance order quashed–Interference with situation of occupier alone insufficient to constitute nuisance–Betts v Penge UDC held to have been overruled by the House of Lords in McNally’s case–Nuisance means a…
Joint tenants must all act together in referring the rent of the demised premises to a tribunal