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In re Archdale (Robert) Ltd. v [1976] JJ 355 (30 March 1976)

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Holding and result

Rent control ceases to apply if the identity of the premises is fundamentally changed through structural alteration, resulting in a new house.

Court disposition

application granted

Orders

  • Rent control no longer applies to the altered premises

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Material facts

Parties

Archdale (Robert) Ltd.

Applicant

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Housing Rent Control / Judgment

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Questions and positions

Legal issues

Whether rent control continues to apply after structural alterations effectively create a new house

Party arguments

Applicant
The applicant argued that the structural alterations were so substantial that the premises had become a new house, and therefore rent control should no longer apply.
Respondent
The respondent likely argued that despite the alterations, the premises remained the same for the purposes of rent control.

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Court’s reasoning

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    [1976] JJ 355

    If a rent-controlled house is subject to such structural alteration that it effectively becomes a new house, rent control ceases to apply.

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Ratio, limits and disposition

Ratio decidendi

Rent control ceases to apply if the identity of the premises is fundamentally changed through structural alteration, resulting in a new house.

Court disposition

application granted

  • Rent control no longer applies to the altered premises

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[1976] JJ 355

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