Chinnock v Hocaoglu & Anor

Chinnock v Hocaoglu & Anor

Special condition 26 did not require the sum to be paid as part of the money due upon completion; payment at 2.44pm on the tenth working day after notice to complete was not out of time under the contract, as special condition 10 did not apply after the contractual completion date and standard condition 6.1.2 governed the timing.

Parties
Appellant/claimant: Raymond Chinnock; Respondent/defendant: Mustafa Hocaoglu; Respondent/defendant: Vasfiya Hocaoglu
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
29 October 2008
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Court of Appeal Judgment
Outcome
appeal allowed; respondent's notice dismissed
Legal Topics
Specific Performance, Sale of Land, Contract Construction, Completion of Contract, Notices to Complete

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Parties

Raymond Chinnock

Appellant/claimant

Mustafa Hocaoglu

Respondent/defendant

Vasfiya Hocaoglu

Respondent/defendant

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Court of Appeal Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the sum under special condition 26 was payable as part of the money due upon completion
  2. 2 Whether completion by payment at 2.44pm on the tenth working day after notice to complete was out of time under the contract

Ratio Decidendi

Special condition 26 did not require the sum to be paid as part of the money due upon completion; payment at 2.44pm on the tenth working day after notice to complete was not out of time under the contract, as special condition 10 did not apply after the contractual completion date and standard condition 6.1.2 governed the timing.

Court Disposition

appeal allowed; respondent's notice dismissed

Orders

  • Order for specific performance in favour of the claimant
  • Case remitted to Chancery Division for determination of details of specific performance, including accounts and enquiries