Baynton-Williams v Baynton-Williams [2020] EWHC 625 (Ch) (23 March 2020)
The defendant must account for the value of his occupation of the property, assessed at substantially discounted rates reflecting its poor and unlettable condition, split into two periods based on boiler functionality, totalling £53,878, with defendant liable for one half (£26,939). Interest awarded from 28 days...
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- Citation
- [2020] EWHC 625 (Ch)
- Parties
- Claimant: Miles Baynton-Williams; Defendant: Ashley Mark Baynton-Williams
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 23 March 2020
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Probate/property Trusts / Final Judgment on Quantum of Occupation Rent
- Outcome
- Defendant ordered to pay £26,939 plus interest at 1% from 28 days after claim issue.
- Legal Topics
- Occupation Rent, Intestacy, Estate Administration, Equitable Interest
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Parties
Miles Baynton-Williams
Claimant
Ashley Mark Baynton-Williams
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Probate/property Trusts / Final Judgment on Quantum of Occupation Rent
Legal Issues
- 1 Amount payable for rent-free occupation of estate property
- 2 Assessment of value of occupation given poor property condition
- 3 Entitlement to interest on sums due
Ratio Decidendi
The defendant must account for the value of his occupation of the property, assessed at substantially discounted rates reflecting its poor and unlettable condition, split into two periods based on boiler functionality, totalling £53,878, with defendant liable for one half (£26,939). Interest awarded from 28 days after claim issue at 1% reflecting estate investment return.
Court Disposition
Defendant ordered to pay £26,939 plus interest at 1% from 28 days after claim issue.
Orders
- Defendant to pay £26,939 for occupation rent.
- Interest at 1% from 28 days after claim issue.
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