27 Jan 1984
LAU KWOK KING v. CASHPOINT LIMITED t/a CHEQUEPOINT BUREAU DE CHANGE
- Citation
- LAU KWOK KING v. CASHPOINT LIMITED t/a CHEQUEPOINT BUREAU DE CHANGE
- Court
- District Court
- Case number
- DCCJ14272/1983
The plaintiff, as reversioner, was entitled to injunctive relief because the defendant's unauthorised box-like signboard constituted a trespass that caused an injury to the reversion of a permanent character (it concealed the shop frontage and depreciated value and will endure until removed); 'permanent' means it continues indefinitely unless removed, so the landlord may sue without joining the tenant and obtain removal and an injunction.