Alison Court Management Company Ltd v The Crown Estate Commissioners
The court is satisfied that Alison Court Management Company Ltd is entitled to the freehold titles based on agreement and expectation, and the legal estate has determined due to dissolution and escheat. The discretionary power under section 181 Law of Property Act 1925 should be exercised in favour of Alison Court...
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- Parties
- Claimant: Alison Court Management Company Ltd; Defendant: The Crown Estate Commissioners
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 08 June 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Part 8 Claim / Disposal Hearing
- Outcome
- Vesting order granted in favour of Alison Court Management Company Ltd.
- Legal Topics
- Vesting Order, Escheat, Bona Vacantia, Freehold Transfer, Company Dissolution
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Parties
Alison Court Management Company Ltd
Claimant
The Crown Estate Commissioners
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Part 8 Claim / Disposal Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the freehold titles formerly held by dissolved companies should be vested in Alison Court Management Company Ltd under section 181 Law of Property Act 1925
- 2 Whether Alison Court Management Company Ltd is entitled to the properties had there remained a subsisting estate
Ratio Decidendi
The court is satisfied that Alison Court Management Company Ltd is entitled to the freehold titles based on agreement and expectation, and the legal estate has determined due to dissolution and escheat. The discretionary power under section 181 Law of Property Act 1925 should be exercised in favour of Alison Court Management Company Ltd.
Court Disposition
Vesting order granted in favour of Alison Court Management Company Ltd.
Orders
- The freehold titles formerly held by Alath Construction (Jersey) Limited and Alath Construction Limited are vested in Alison Court Management Company Ltd.
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