22 May 1990
SUPREME HONOUR DEVELOPMENT LTD. v. LAMAYA LTD. AND ANOTHER
- Citation
- SUPREME HONOUR DEVELOPMENT LTD. v. LAMAYA LTD. AND ANOTHER
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCA2477/1989
The right to name the building is not an easement or appurtenant proprietary right and therefore covenants in the DMC acknowledging that right are personal and do not relate to land for purposes of s.41(2) CPO; accordingly those covenants do not run with the land and do not bind successors in title, the Defendant had no enforceable right to change the building name against co-owners and is liable in trespass; the Defendant's claims against the Third Party for title/warranty fail as the right was not an assignable interest in land.