Watts v Stewart - leases and licences revisited
  1. On 29th September 2004 the Trustees of the Ashtead United Charity allocated Mrs Janet Watts accommodation in an almshouse, in fact one of 14 residential flats the Charity owned at Ashstead in Surrey. In May 2015 they issued proceedings for possession based on the allegations that Mrs Watts had acted in an anti-social manner, swearing, spitting, and aggression. This was a breach of the terms of the Appointments Letter under which she was allocated the property.
Filed under:
United Kingdom, Company & Commercial, Insolvency & Restructuring, Litigation, Real Estate, Gatehouse Chambers
Authors:
John de Waal KC
Location:
United Kingdom
Firm:
Gatehouse Chambers