“Mr. Fred Buckler, of Barry”, who married Mary (Nancy) Williams of Great House Farm at Llandough Church in 1936 (Western Mail, 5 August 1936). The Court of Appeal recites a surrender and new yearly tenancy in his name on 2 February 1949, a High Court possession order of 1955 and a Cardiff County Court order of 11 December 1962. He died aged 58: the death index gives the March quarter of 1967, the Court of Appeal “some time in the period 1965-67”, an estate paper December 1965.
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Surrender and new yearly tenancy, as the Court of Appeal recites it
The Court of Appeal recites a surrender of the earlier tenancy and a new yearly tenancy to Frederick Buckler on 2 February 1949; the intended written tenancy “did not happen because Mr Frederick Buckler also failed to pay the rent”. It then recites a High Court possession order (2 February to 4 July 1955) and a Cardiff County Court possession order of 11 December 1962.
Source
BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2 (Court of Appeal), recitals.
