Bank of Scotland Plc v Waugh & Ors (No. 2) [2014] EWHC 2835 (Ch) (21 July 2014)
The legal charge complied with s.2 Law of Property Act 1989, Mr and Mrs Waugh are obliged to perfect the instrument as a deed, and the court may order execution by a District Judge under s.39 Senior Courts Act 1981 if they refuse.
- Citation
- [2014] EWHC 2835 (Ch)
- Parties
- Claimant: Bank of Scotland PLC; Defendant: John Thomas Waugh; Defendant: Kathleen Waugh; Defendant: Timothy Rohan Gray; Defendant: Iain Ernest Williams
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 21 July 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Chancery Division Civil Claim / Post Judgment Applications
- Outcome
- Bank's applications granted; Mr Waugh's application refused.
- Legal Topics
- Specific Performance, Execution of Deeds, Section 2 Law of Property Act 1989, Section 39 Senior Courts Act 1981, Enforcement of Legal Charges
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Parties
Bank of Scotland PLC
Claimant
John Thomas Waugh
Defendant
Kathleen Waugh
Defendant
Timothy Rohan Gray
Defendant
Iain Ernest Williams
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Chancery Division Civil Claim / Post Judgment Applications
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the facility letter and legal charge comply with s.2 Law of Property Act 1989
- 2 Whether the court should reconsider its earlier judgment
- 3 Whether specific performance should be ordered to perfect the legal charge as a deed
Ratio Decidendi
The legal charge complied with s.2 Law of Property Act 1989, Mr and Mrs Waugh are obliged to perfect the instrument as a deed, and the court may order execution by a District Judge under s.39 Senior Courts Act 1981 if they refuse.
Court Disposition
Bank's applications granted; Mr Waugh's application refused.
Orders
- Permission to amend Particulars of Claim to plead obligation to execute charge as a deed.
- Order for specific performance requiring Mr and Mrs Waugh to execute the charge as a deed.
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