It was held that no obligation is placed on a landlord to inform a tenant as to the state of a property prior to entering into a lease.

The tenant of premises alleged that at the time of the agreement for letting the premises were dangerous, that this fact was known to the landlord but not to ...

The Earl of Cadogan, 10 C. B. 591, it was held that there is no implied duty in the owner of a house which is in a ruinous and unsafe condition, to inform a ...

Keates v The Earl of Cadogan (1851) · Facts- The defendant entered into an agreement with the claimant for the lease of a property for a term of three years.

Keates v. Lord Cadogan, 10 C. B. 591. But a distinction must be made between these cases and those in which the facts concealed are peculiarly within the ...

Оценка 4,8 (26) Keates v Earl of Cadogan (1851) 20 LJCP 7. Silence is not a statement. The Earl let a house to Keates and he knew he wanted to live in this. house immediately ...

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Keates v The Earl of Cadogan (1851) – D contracted to let house to plaintiff. Was aware that P wanted it immediately, but the the house was uninhabitable ...

2 апр. 2017 г. · Keates v Lord Cadogan (1851) Exceptions: 1.The silence could amount to a partial non-disclose if what is stated becomes a half-truth by ...

Keates v Lord Cadogan (1851) 10 CB 591. Facts The defendant entered into an agreement with the claimant for the lease of a property for a term of three ...