Verrall v Great Yarmouth BC [1981] QB 202
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Defendant contracted to let Plaintiff use the town hall for a National Front demo and then repudiated (following council elections).
Defendant sued Plaintiff and an injunction was granted.
CA held that where practical, the courts will enforce licenses by injunction/SP, even where the licensee has not yet taken possession.
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