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Street v Mountford (1985) Lord Templeman established the three elements which establish whether it is a lease or a license.
Appah v Parncliffe Investments Ltd (1964) where a landlord came and went as he pleased to empty meter and change sheets. held that the occupants of the property did not have exclusive possession therefore it was a license as oppose to a lease.
Norris v Checks field (1991) related to street v mountford. held that service occupancy. Exclusive possession present however not to amount to tenancy
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