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Case summary last updated at 08/01/2020 18:37 by the
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Judgement for the case Haywood v Brunswick Permanent Building Society
D undertook to keep land rented to him by P in good repair and to rebuild elements where necessary. CA held that Tulk did not apply to positive covenants.
Brett LJ: to extend Tulk to non restrictive covenants would be to create a new equity.
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