Walsh v Byrne
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1940 |
| Date | 01 January 1940 |
| Court | Circuit Court |
(Cir. Ct.),
Walsh
and
Byrne
Sub-tenants - Occupation not personal - Occupation by dependant children - Scope of Acts.
Protection from ejectment from premises may be afforded under the Rent Restrictions Acts to a person who is not in actual occupation of the premises if other persons who are dependants upon him are in such occupation. The tenant of a house made lawful sub-lettings of certain rooms therein. In an action of ejectment against him the sub-tenants relied on the Rent Restrictions Acts...
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2 cases
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McCabe v McGonigle
...withholding consent to the assignment of the statutory tenancy to Mrs. O'C. was, accordingly, not considered. Walsh v. Byrne [1940] Ir. Jur. Rep. 13 followed; Foley v. Galvin[1932] I. R. 339 considered. Murnaghan J.:— The following facts were established to my satisfaction either by admissi......
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Jordan and Another v O'Brien
...(1) Before Lavery , Kingsmill Moore and Maguire JJ. (1) [1954] I. R. 183. (2) [1949] Ir. Jur. Rep. 17. (3) [1950] 2 K. B. 204. (4) [1940] Ir. Jur. Rep. 13. (5) [1939] Ir. Jur. Rep. 90. (6) 72 I. L. T. R. 65. (7) [1949] Ir. Jur. Rep. 18. (8) 143 L. T. 333. (1) [1954] I. R. 183. (2) [1951] 1 ......