Distiction between licences and leases

Question

Occupier has permission to use the premises, but has no estate or interest in it

Answer 1

Exclusive possession

Answer 2

Licensee gives no valuable consideration

Answer 3

Valuable consideration given

Answer 4

Can be revoked anytime

Answer 5

Licence has to run its course otherwise breach of contract

Answer 6

E.g. Entering a shop

Answer 7

Licence has to run its course otherwise breach of contract

Answer 8

Valuable consideration given

Answer 9

Licensee gives no valuable consideration

Answer 10

Can be revoked anytime

Answer 11

Common law has to run its course otherwise breach of contract

Answer 12

Will not bind purchaser to freehold reversion

Answer 13

Licence cannot be bought and sold

Answer 14

Section 52 (3) Law of Property Act 1925

Answer 15

Licensee has no right to remain if licensor sells land

Answer 16

Lace v Chantler

Answer 17

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 18

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 19

Facchini V Bryson 1952

Answer 20

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 21

Heslop V Burns 1974

Answer 22

Presumption in favour of a lease

Answer 23

Form of agreement not substance of agreement

Answer 24

Substance of agreement not form of agreement

Answer 25

Presumption not in favour of a lease

Answer 26

AG Securities v Vaughan

Answer 27

National car parks v Trinity Development Co 2001

Answer 28

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 29

Wells V Kingston 1875

Answer 30

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 31

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 32

Wells V Kingston 1875

Answer 33

Facchini V Bryson 1952

Answer 34

Heslop V Burns 1974

Answer 35

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 36

Licence if employee occupying property for better performance of job

Answer 37

Landlord and Tenant relationship

Answer 38

Licence if employee is not occupying property for better performance of job

Answer 39

Lace v Chantler

Answer 40

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 41

Facchini V Bryson 1952

Answer 42

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 43

Heslop V Burns 1974

Answer 44

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 45

By granting rights of shared occupation and reserving right not to move other occupiers into premises Landlord creates a licence

Answer 46

By granting rights of shared occupation and reserving right to move other occupiers into premises Landlord creates a licence

Answer 47

No individual occupier has exclusive possession

Answer 48

All individual occupiers have exclusive possession

Answer 49

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 50

AG Securities v Vaughan

Answer 51

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 52

Wells V Kingston 1875

Answer 53

Facchini V Bryson 1952

Answer 54

Four occupiers of a four bedroom flat had exclusive possession

Answer 55

Four occupiers of a four bedroom flat

Answer 56

Seperate licence agreements

Answer 57

Antiades v Villiers 1988

Answer 58

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 59

Lace v Chantler

Answer 60

Wells V Kingston 1875

Answer 61

Facchini V Bryson 1952

Answer 62

Multiple sharing arrangements

Answer 63

Provision of services

Answer 64

Sham clauses

Answer 65

Business premises

Answer 66

Lace v Chantler

Answer 67

Walsh v Lonsdale 1882

Answer 68

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 69

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 70

Heslop V Burns 1974

Answer 71

Owner reserved right to himself, not realistically exercisable

Answer 72

Owner reserved right to himself, realistically exercisable

Answer 73

Owner did not reserve right to himself, not realistically exercisable

Answer 74

Denies exclusive possession

Answer 75

Only licence if key enables owner to provide services

Answer 76

Lease if key enables owner to provide services

Answer 77

Retention of key by owner

Answer 78

Same principles apply

Answer 79

Same principles do not apply

Answer 80

Courts more willing to find leases

Answer 81

Courts more willing to find licences

Answer 82

Antoniades v Villiers 1988

Answer 83

National car parks v Trinity Development Co 2001

Answer 84

Aslan v Murphy

Answer 85

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 86

National car parks v Trinity Development Co 2001

Answer 87

Street v Mountford 1985

Answer 88

Wells V Kingston 1875

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