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Prudential Assurance Co Ltd v London Residuary Body : ウィキペディア英語版 | Prudential Assurance Co Ltd v London Residuary Body
''Prudential Assurance Co Ltd v London Residuary Body'' () (UKHL 10 ) is an English land law case, concerning leases. ==Facts== Mr Nathan owned 263-265 Walworth Rd, Southwark, London before 1930, and the London City Council the road. It planned to widen it, encroaching on a strip of land separating his shop from the road. The LCC bought the freehold of the strip, but agreed he could use it until the project went ahead, and he would pay £30 a year in rent ‘until the strip of land is needed for road-widening’. But by 1988 the road had not been widened and the London Residuary Body, successor of the LCC held it. Prudential Assurance Ltd now held the strip and LRB wished to end Prudential’s right to use the strip. Valuers put the strip at £10,000 a year. Prudential argued it could not get possession because there was no road widening yet. Millett LJ found in favour of Prudential. LRB used the leapfrog procedure to go directly to the House of Lords, as it wished to challenge the Court of Appeal cases, ''In re Midland Railway Co’s Agreement'' and ''Ashburn Anstalt v Arnold''.
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