Results: 53

• William and Frank Debenham v Mellon

  27 Nov 1880 6 App Cas 24, HL

  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Necessaries — Agency
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  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Necessaries — Agency — Notice not to trust.

• Jennings v Jordan

  03 Aug 1881 6 App Cas 698, HL

  MORTGAGE — Consolidation — Redemption Suit
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  MORTGAGE — Consolidation — Redemption Suit — Parties — Trustees — Rules of Court, 1875, Order XVI., r. 7.

  1 Statutory Instrument considered

• Paterson v Provost, &, Of St Andrews and James Bain

  12 Jul 1881 6 App Cas 833, HL

  Subsequent citations: 3.
  LAND — Power of magistrates in the exercise of administration to make road over land held for public recreation — Constitution of new Rights and Burdens

  COSTS — Alteration of Interlocutor.
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  LAND — Power of magistrates in the exercise of administration to make road over land held for public recreation — Constitution of new Rights and Burdens — Alienation of Solum.

  COSTS — Alteration of Interlocutor.
• Turner v Walsh

  21 May 1881 6 App Cas 636, PC

  Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 10.
  CROWN — New south wales — Dedication of Land to Public Purposes by the Crown
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  CROWN — New south wales — Dedication of Land to Public Purposes by the Crown — Presumption from User — Crown Lands Alienation Act, 1861, ss. 3, 5 — 5 & 6 Vict. c. 36.

  1 Statute considered

• Davis v Treharne

  06 May 1881 6 App Cas 460, HL

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  MINES — Injury to the Surface of the Land.
  THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Selborne): — My Lords, I believe none of your Lordships has any doubt on this case, and under those circumstances it is not necessary to call upon the learned counsel for the Respondent. The first question is, whether in the mining lease, which was granted to the Defendant Mr. Davis, there was a power, as against the lessor, to let down the surface. My Lords, it appears to me, that there is no portion of the lease which in any way justifies any such conclusion. It is a lease carefully prepared in a form usual in
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  MINES — Injury to the Surface of the Land.

• Charles Palmer v Mark Hutchinson

  15 Jul 1881 6 App Cas 619, PC

  JURISDICTION — Suit against Public Officer in his Official Capacity — Liability of Servants of the Crown
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  JURISDICTION — Suit against Public Officer in his Official Capacity — Liability of Servants of the Crown — Petition of Right.

• In Re Adair’s Patent

  25 Jan 1881 6 App Cas 176, PC

  PRACTICE — Foreign Patents should be stated in Petition — Renewal of English Patent although Foreign Patent expired
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  PRACTICE — Foreign Patents should be stated in Petition — Renewal of English Patent although Foreign Patent expired — Duty of Patentee as to Accounts.

• William Matthew Hutchinson Gibbons A Defendant; and William Matthew Hutchinson Gibbons (The Younger An Infant, By His Guardian) A Defendant

  14 May 1881 6 App Cas 471, PC

  WILL — Construction of will — Proviso
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  WILL — Construction of will — Proviso — “Shall be born in my lifetime” construed as Words of futurity.

• The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co Of Hertford v Kate Douglas Moore

  07 Jul 1881 6 App Cas 644, PC

  LAW REFORM — Law of canada — Law Reform Act (Ontario)
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  LAW REFORM — Law of canada — Law Reform Act (Ontario) — 38 Vict. c. 11 (Canada), s. 22 — Jurisdiction of Court of Queen's Bench and Supreme Court — Rule to set aside Verdict — Misdirection — New Trial.
• Metropolitan Asylum District v Hill

  Subsequent considerations : 1 positive; 1 negative. Subsequent citations: 17.