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Barnes v City of London Real Property Co. Ltd (1918)

Barnes v City of London Real Property Co. Ltd (1918)

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Barnes v City of London Real Property Co. Ltd (1918)

In this case, the tenant of the property had expressly agreed to pay the Landlord for the services of a housekeeper to clean the demise.

The landlord failed to provide the cleaning service and the court consequently held there to be a corrrelative obligation upon the Landlord.

This case confirms that where a party expressly agrees to pay for a service then the other party may obliged to provide it.