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  • Westropp v Elligott

    07 Jul 1884 9 App Cas 815, HL

    LANDLORD AND TENANTLand law (ireland) act 1881 (44 & 45 vict. c. 49) s. 58 sub-s. 3Landlord and Tenant
  • Mersey Steel and Iron Co v Naylor

    13 Jun 1882 9 QBD 648, CA

    Subsequent considerations : 1 neutral. Subsequent citations: 31.
    CONTRACTRescission of ContractRefusal to be Bound
  • In re Speight

    20 Jan 1883 22 Ch D 727; [1875-1890] 22 Ch 727, CA (BACON, V.C. JESSEL, M.R., LINDLEY and BOWEN, L.JJ.)

    26 Nov 1883 9 App Cas 1, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 16.
    TRUSTEETrustee and cestui que trustLiability of Trustee for Trust Moneys lost through Broker.
    TRUSTEE AND CESTUI QUE TRUSTLoss of Trust FundEmployment of Broker
  • The Great Western Railway Co v The Swindon and Cheltenham Extension Railway Co

    06 May 1884 9 App Cas 787, HL

    Subsequent citations: 4.
    RAILWAYRailway companyCompulsory Powers
  • Grant & Co v Coverdale Todd & Co

    24 Mar 1884 9 App Cas 470, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 5.
    SHIPPINGShipCharterparty
  • Great Eastern Railway v Goldsmid

    18 Dec 1883 25 ChD 511, CA

    Subsequent considerations : 1 neutral; 1 negative. Subsequent citations: 6.
    MARKETDisturbanceInjunction
  • The Rio Tinto

    22 Nov 1883 9 App Cas 356, PC

    SHIPPINGMaritime lienVice-Admiralty Jurisdiction
  • The Municipal Permanent Investment Building Society v Richard Horatio Couch Kent

    10 Mar 1884 9 App Cas 260, HL

    BUILDING SOCIETYBuilding societies act 1874 (37 & 38 vict. c. 42) s. 16 sub-s. 9, s. 34Jurisdiction of High Court over Dispute between Society and Member
  • Sir John Swinburne, Bart v George Milburn, Ann Clarke, and Sarah Elliot

    04 Aug 1884 9 App Cas 844, HL

    Subsequent citations: 2.
    LANDLORD AND TENANTLease for LivesCovenant for Renewal on dropping of one or more Lives
  • In Re Newton’s Patents

    08 Jul 1884 9 App Cas 592, PC

    PATENT46 & 47 vict. c. 57, s. 25, cl. 4Accounts of Foreign Profits.
    SIR ARTHUR HOBHOUSE: — In this case the petitioners, the Tilghman Patent Sand Blast Company, Limited, are the assignees of Tilghman's English patents, and it appears by their petition that Tilghman held patents in France, Austria, Belgium, Italy, and the United States; and for the present purpose no distinction can be drawn between the petitioners and Tilghman himself. Objections were made to the petition by various parties, and one of them (advanced by the Messrs. Pilkington) was to this effect, that Tilghman, or the persons for the time being owners of the authorized invention, had obtained with them all like

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