Inwards v Baker [1965]

Facts

• A father permitted his son to build a bungalow on his land instead of buying a (smaller) bungalow elsewhere; the son did so, expending £300
• Following the father’s death, his trustees sought possession of the son’s bungalow

Issue

• Were the trustees entitled to possession?

Decision

• No

Reasoning

• The son’s reliance had given rise to an equity, can i buy generic xanax online ensuring that under proprietary estoppel, the father (and his successors with notice) would be estopped from denying the son’s occupation
• An interest capable of creating such an equity need not be proprietary in nature, an expectation to occupy was enough
• An injunction was awarded, preventing the trustees from obtaining possession