Relying on Street v. Mountford, the Privy Council came to the entirely orthodoxconclusion that she was a tenant because she had been granted possession, but it isclear from the judgment of Lord Millett that he regards Street v. Mountford asproviding authority for the proposition that possession of land ‘may be referable toa legal relationship other than a tenancy or to the absence of any legal relationshipat all’ (see paragraph 16 of his judgment). We consider the objections to thisproposition in Notes and Questions 17.3 below.
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