In [ case ], the claimant, Mrs Williams, was the landowner’s daughter. She had lived with her mother for most of her life, and spent her own money on repairs and improvements in the belief that she would be able to live in the property for the rest of her life. When the mother died, she left the property in her will to Mrs Griffiths. The court said that the claimant’s payment of basic outgoings did not give rise to any estoppel, as it could be said that the payments were made in return for being able to live in the property.
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Griffiths v Williams (1977) 248 EG 947
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In [ case ], the claimant, Mrs Williams, was the landowner’s daughter. She had lived with her mother for most of her life, and spent her own money on repairs and improvements in the belief that she would be able to live in the property for the rest of her life. When the mother died, she left the property in her will to Mrs Griffiths. The court said that the claimant’s payment of basic outgoings did not give rise to any estoppel, as it could be said that the payments were made in return for being able to live in the property.
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#land #law #proprietary-estoppel
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In [ case ], the claimant, Mrs Williams, was the landowner’s daughter. She had lived with her mother for most of her life, and spent her own money on repairs and improvements in the belief that she would be able to live in the property for the rest of her life. When the mother died, she left the property in her will to Mrs Griffiths. The court said that the claimant’s payment of basic outgoings did not give rise to any estoppel, as it could be said that the payments were made in return for being able to live in the property.
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Griffiths v Williams (1977) 248 EG 947
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