In re D'Abbot-Doyle v [1976] JJ 329 (28 January 1976)
A tenant's remaining in occupation and paying rent after the suspension of an eviction order by the court does not constitute a new tenancy on the same terms.
- Citation
- [1976] JJ 329
- Parties
- Tenant: D'Abbot-Doyle
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 28 January 1976
- Procedural Posture
- Landlord and Tenant Dispute / Judgment
- Outcome
- Tenant's claim for recognition of a new tenancy dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Renewal of Tenancy, Holding Over After Eviction Order
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Parties
D'Abbot-Doyle
Tenant
Procedural Posture
Landlord and Tenant Dispute / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether tenant's remaining in occupation and paying rent after suspension of eviction order constitutes a new tenancy on same terms
Ratio Decidendi
A tenant's remaining in occupation and paying rent after the suspension of an eviction order by the court does not constitute a new tenancy on the same terms.
Court Disposition
Tenant's claim for recognition of a new tenancy dismissed
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