Commission
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Savills Land & Property Ltd v Kibble
Respondent negotiating sale of appellant’s property – Agreement on respondent’s standard terms including term for payment of half commission – Appellant withdrawing from sale – Respondent successfully claiming half commission…
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Egan Lawson Ltd v Standard Life Assurance Co
Claimant introducing property to defendant – Defendant subsequently purchasing property – Defendant refusing to pay commission – Whether claimant’s introduction of property was “effective cause” of purchase by defendant -…
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Dowling Kerr Ltd v Scott
Estate agents — Sole selling rights agreement — Whether letting of property constituting sale within meaning of agreement — Whether estate agents entitled to commission
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Property Choice Ltd v Fronda and another
Sole agency — Private purchaser introduced — Whether vendor consented to sell — Whether breach of sole agency term — Whether consent to sell includes pre-contract offers — Whether agents…
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Freedman v Union Group plc and another
Fee agreed to be payable on sale of particular property to buyer to be introduced by plaintiff – Buyer proposing take-over of vendor company – Revised agreement to pay fixed…
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Letgain Ltd v Super Cement Ltd
Commercial property –Instructions to market property “quietly” — Property sold at alleged undervalue — Dispute over instructions — Vendors refusing to pay commission on grounds of breach of duty –…
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Dowling Kerr Ltd v Scott
Estate agents – Sole selling rights agreement – Whether letting of property constituting sale within meaning of agreement – Whether estate agents entitled to commission
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Lady Manor Ltd v Fat Cat Café Bars
Defendant seeking premises – Claimant estate agent sending letter with details of property – Claimant not engaged by vendor – Claimant’s letter “confirming” fee payable upon “introduction” – Claimant referring…
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Peter Yates & Co v Bullock and another
Agents appointed to find buyer — Second agents appointed — Second agents securing sale — Whether first agents entitled to commission — Whether cause of sale — Appeal by agents…
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PP 2000/24
A notorious bone of contention is the liability, if any, of an insuring landlord to account to premium-paying tenants for discounts or commissions obtained from the insurer.