In Sen v Headley [1991] Ch 425, a man who was terminally ill told a woman friend that his house was hers and that the deeds were in a steel box. He slipped the keys to the box into her bag. The Court of Appeal held that [...]. The personal representatives should perfect the gift.
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there was a valid dmc of the house, by constructive delivery of the title deeds
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In Sen v Headley [1991] Ch 425, a man who was terminally ill told a woman friend that his house was hers and that the deeds were in a steel box. He slipped the keys to the box into her bag. The Court of Appeal held that [...]. The personal representatives should perfect the gift.
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#constitution #equity #law
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In Sen v Headley [1991] Ch 425, a man who was terminally ill told a woman friend that his house was hers and that the deeds were in a steel box. He slipped the keys to the box into her bag. The Court of Appeal held that [...]. The personal representatives should perfect the gift.
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there was a valid dmc of the house, by constructive delivery of the title deeds
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