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Walsh v Lonsdale

Walsh v Lonsdale

Walsh v Lonsdale (1882) reinforced the equitable principle and ruled that an executory agreement for a lease is as binding as a formal lease. The court held that tenants under such agreements are subject to the same rights and obligations, including the right of distress for unpaid rent.

Walsh v Lonsdale - case summary - equitable lease
Walsh v Lonsdale