In Dillwyn v. Llewelyn (1862) 45 E.R. 1285, Lord Chancellor Westbury held that a son who was encouraged by his father to build a home at his own expense on the father’s property acquired the right to call for a conveyance of the property, and absolute ownership of the property. The Lord Chancellor was of the view that ownership of the house and the land must be considered as co-extensive and co-equal.
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