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Critically analyse the impact of the decision in the House of Lords in Street v Mountford
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In order to critically analyse the impact of the decision in the House of Lords in Street v Mountford1, it is vital to understand the decision given by Lord Templeman. The facts of this case are: Mr Street granted to Mrs Mountford the right to occupy two rooms by a form of agreement described as being a 'licence.' The agreement was subject to a number of conditions, one of which requires Mrs Mountford to sign a declaration which stated, "I understand and accept that a licence in the above form does not and is not intended to give me a tenancy protected under the Rents Act." Mr Street also sought an order of the county court declaring that the agreement was a licence and did not constitute a tenancy. The question was whether or not, Mrs Mountford, having exclusive possession under an agreement which was called a licence was in...
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