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Errington v Wood
''Errington v Wood'' () (EWCA Civ 2 ) is an English contract law and English land law case concerning agreement and the right to specific performance of an assurance that is relied on.
==Facts==
Mr Errington in 1936 bought a house in Milvain Avenue, Newcastle upon Tyne, for his son and daughter in law, paying £250, and the remaining £500 coming from a mortgage, paid off with 15s a week by the newly weds. Mr Errington promised them they could stay in occupation as long as they paid the mortgage and that when all the instalments were paid it would be theirs. He gave her the building society book and said, ‘Don't part with this book. The house will be your property when the mortgage is paid.’ He died and the son left to move in with his mother. The mother sought possession from the daughter in law.
The Judge dismissed the claim for possession.
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