The council landlord granted the tenant a secure tenancy in February 1992, and in October 1992 it obtained a possession order for arrears of £871. The order was suspended on terms that the defendant pay current rent and £5 per week towards the arrears, but by December 1992 the tenant had breached the terms. In May 1994 the council and tenant again made an agreement for further repayment which the tenant then breached. In September 1996 the tenant brought an action for damages against the council, claiming that they had breached their repairing obligations. In its
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