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''Thorner v Major'' () UKHL 18 is an English land law case, concerning proprietary estoppel. ==Facts== On Peter Thorner’s Steart Farm, Cheddar, Somerset, David Thorner, second cousin, worked for Peter for 30 years unpaid, as well as on his parents’ farm, where he got housing and money. He worked long hours and believed he would inherit the farm, encouraged by Peter’s conduct over 15 years, such as in 1990 giving a bonus relating to two assurance policies, saying ‘That’s for my death duties.’ But there was no explicit promise or assurance. Peter left the farm to David, and also money to others. But Peter destroyed the will when he fell out with the others and did not make a new will. So the property passed by statute to the others. David claimed proprietary estoppel. The Court of Appeal〔() EWCA Civ 732〕 (Lloyd LJ, Ward LJ and Rimer LJ) held David had no proprietary estoppel claim because there was never a clear and unequivocal assurance. John Randall QC held David had a right to Steart Farm.
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