Richard Snape

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890 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 22 Jul

Richard Snape’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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where Delneid was paying, it was a Chinese restaurant, and Delneid was paying what was called a management fee to Chin. matched
The idea is they had a three-year agreement, and ostensibly Chin would sort of train up the people Delneid, and that was held to be a least. matched
You were genuinely occupied in those circumstances, and this management agreement was actually a weekly tenancy. matched
And there was another case, not exactly to the point, Bromwell and Powys County Council, which all took place in Ryder, in mid-Wales, which you'll be familiar with. matched
You have numerous trips to Wales, Lizzie. matched
But it was a caravan park and the council were the owners of the caravan park. matched
And Bromwell was basically a warden taking part in the everyday business. matched
The council had a substantial degree of control of the caravan park and that was held not to be a lease agreement. matched
But they were both about whether the 54 Act applies in the first place. matched
Are you occupying under a lease? matched
But there was another case, a Court of Appeal case from 1990 called Teesside Indoor Bowls and Stockton-on-Tees Council, which was basically the council wanted to sort of occupy two third parties again. matched
And it was held they could use ground G there. matched
It's a question of degree. matched
They also quoted the House of Lords case in 1996, Creighton and P&O case. matched
which again was about whether the 54 Act applies or not, and whether you're occupying the premises. matched
That was covered market and Wallasey and Merseyside, 30 market stalls. matched
And amongst other things, the House of Lords in that case said that occupation isn't necessarily physical control, and it's not the same as possession. matched
It's determined by the degree of occupation. matched
So if you've got a sublease, with a few exceptions almost certainly, it's the subtenants who are in everyday control. matched
of the premises, a bit like Dalneed and Shin. matched
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