Results: 18

• Lord Lilford v The Attorney-General

  25 Mar 1867 LR 2 HL 63, HL

  ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES — Succession duty — Continuing Interest.
  March 25. THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Chelmsford):— My Lords, this is an appeal from a decree of the Court of Exchequer upon an information filed against the Appellant for nonpayment of succession duty. The question of the liability of the Appellant depends upon the construction of the 21st section of the 16 & 17 Vict. c. 51, the Succession Duty Act, 1853. That section, after enacting how the interest of every successor to real property is to be valued, and making the duty chargeable by eight instalments, provided that if the successor shall die before the instalments are due, then
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  ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES — Succession duty — Continuing Interest.

• The Central Railway Co Of Venezuela v Kisch

  14 May 1867 LR 2 HL 99, HL

  Subsequent citations: 7.
  COMPANY — Prospectus — Misrepresentation
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  COMPANY — Prospectus — Misrepresentation — Shareholder — Practice — Appeal.

• Holdsworth v M’Crea

  25 Jun 1867 LR 2 HL 380, HL

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  DESIGN — Designs — Registration.
  THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Chelmsford):— My Lords, I certainly cannot anticipate such very serious consequences as have been suggested, by the learned counsel for the Plaintiff in Error, as likely to result from your Lordships affirming the judgments of the Court of Queen's Bench and the Court of Exchequer Chamber. It appears to me that it would rather furnish a protection to manufacturers against any prejudice to their own inventive ingenuity, by the contrivance of other inventions to secure to themselves a monopoly. But whatever your Lordships opinion may be as to the consequences of your decision, the only question
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  DESIGN — Designs — Registration.
• Ricket v Metropolitan Railway Co

  16 May 1867 LR 2 HL 175, HL

  Subsequent considerations : 1 positive; 2 neutral. Subsequent citations: 9.
  RAILWAY — Railway acts — Private Act
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  RAILWAY — Railway acts — Private Act — Compensation for Injuries — Injuries to Trade.

• Catherine Parkinson v Robert Hanbury

  14 Feb 1867 LR 2 HL 1, HL

  MORTGAGE — Accounts — Purchaser
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  MORTGAGE — Accounts — Purchaser — Pleading — Practice.

• Carlisle v Whaley

  16 Jul 1867 LR 2 HL 391, HL

  PRACTICE — Quare impedit — Pleading
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  PRACTICE — Quare impedit — Pleading — Irish Registration Acts — Practice.
• Caton v Caton

  20 May 1867 LR 2 HL 127, HL

  Subsequent considerations : 2 neutral. Subsequent citations: 5.
  FRAUD — Statute of frauds — Memorandum
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  FRAUD — Statute of frauds — Memorandum — Signature — Will.

• Thorp v Browne

  06 Jun 1867 LR 2 HL 220, HL

  LAND REGISTRATION — Registry acts (ireland) — Affidavit
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  LAND REGISTRATION — Registry acts (ireland) — Affidavit — Name and Place of Abode of Debtor.

• Great Western Railway Co v John Bennett

  18 Mar 1867 LR 2 HL 27, HL

  RAILWAY — Railway clauses act — Mines
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  RAILWAY — Railway clauses act — Mines — Subjacent and adjacent Support.

• Lord Delamere v The Queen (on the prosecution of Richard Evans)

  28 Jun 1867 LR 2 HL 419, HL

  CANAL — Canal trustees — Mandamus
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  CANAL — Canal trustees — Mandamus — Pleading.