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Silven Properties Ltd & Anor v Royal Bank of Scotland & Ors

[2003] EWCA CIV 1817 · Court of Appeal (Civil Division) · 2003

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1. LORD JUSTICE TUCKEY: When granting permission to appeal to this court, Chadwick LJ said of the point in issue on the appeal that at the least if the matter is in doubt it is important that that doubt should be resolved in the interests generally of mortgagees, mortgagors and receivers appointed under mortgages. 2. We believe our judgment resolves any doubt there may have been on the point. We accept that it is an important one, but think that the House of Lords should decide if it wants to consider the matter, and therefore permission to appeal is refused. (Application for permission to appeal to the House of Lords refused).

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