Clore v Theatrical Properties [1938] 3 All ER 483
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Judgement for the case Clore v Theatrical Properties
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The asignee of a licencee of a theatre café, could not enforce terms against a new landlord who did not buy subject to the assignee’s rights.
The court held that a licence creates no interest in land, so its terms are not binding on successors in title.
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