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Notice to quit held to be lawful despite claims of undue influence and a lack of mental capacity (Court of Appeal)
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Notice to quit held to be lawful despite claims of undue influence and a lack of mental capacity (Court of Appeal)
The Court of Appeal in Beech and another v Birmingham City Council [2014] EWCA Civ 830 has held that a notice to quit was lawful despite claims by the appellants that it had been obtained by undue influence and signed by a person lacking mental capacity.
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Published on 18-Jun-2014
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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