Kling v Keston Properties
Kling v Keston Properties Ltd | |
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Court | Court of Appeal |
Citation(s) | (1985) 49 P & CR 212 |
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Actual occupation |
Kling v Keston Properties Ltd (1985) 49 P & CR 212 is an English land law case, concerning actual occupation in registered land.
Facts
Mr Kling had and exercised a right of pre-emption entitling him to take a long lease of a garage. At the time, he was just a licensee of the garage in Chelsea.
Judgment
The Judge held that the parking of the car in the lock-up garage could amount to actual occupation for the purpose of an overriding interest. His overriding interest derived from his proprietary right in the pre-emption of leasing the garage (This now officially being a proprietary interest since LRA 2002).
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