Results: 33

• Morgan (George) v Crawshay (Henry)

  28 Jul 1871 LR 5 HL 304, HL

  COAL — Coal mines — Iron Mines
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  COAL — Coal mines — Iron Mines — Poor-rate.

• Grier v Grier

  18 Jun 1872 LR 5 HL 688, HL

  MARRIAGE — “issue” — “Settle”
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  MARRIAGE — “issue” — “Settle” — Marriage Articles — Settlement of Estate — Landed Estates Court — 21 & 22 Vict. c. 72.

• Harmood W Banner and J Young v Carruthers C Johnston (In re Barned’s Banking Co)

  19 May 1871 LR 5 HL 157, HL

  COMPANY — Winding-up — Securities
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  COMPANY — Winding-up — Securities — Proof of Debt — Notice of Appeal — Companies Act, 1862 — Extension of Time for Appeal.

  1 Statute considered

• Neilson v Betts

  06 Mar 1871 LR 5 HL 1, HL

  Subsequent citations: 3.
  PATENT — Foreign-made Article — User in England
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  PATENT — Foreign-made Article — User in England — Specification — Practice — Costs.

• Shaw v Sir W Foster, Bart and A G Pooley

  14 Mar 1872 LR 5 HL 321, HL

  Subsequent citations: 14.
  VENDOR AND PURCHASER — Equitable Mortgage — Notice.
  LORD CHELMSFORD, after stating the nature of the questions in the case, said:— According to the well-known rule in Equity, when the contract for sale was signed by the parties Sir William Foster became a trustee of the estate for Pooley, and Pooley a trustee of the purchase-money for Sir William Foster; and it was competent to Pooley to assign the benefit of his contract, or to charge his equitable interest in the property in favour of another person, and upon notice given to Sir William Foster of such assignment or charge, he would have been bound to protect and
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  VENDOR AND PURCHASER — Equitable Mortgage — Notice.
• Shepherd v Harrison

  28 Apr 1871 LR 5 HL 116, HL

  Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 1.
  SHIPPING — Transfer of property — Invoice
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  SHIPPING — Transfer of property — Invoice — Bill of Lading.

• Greene & King v Bateman

  18 Jun 1872 LR 5 HL 591, HL

  PRACTICE — Misdirection — Implied Fraud.
  THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Hatherley) after fully stating the case said:— On these facts it seems to me that the device does not affect Bateman, but only Greene and the company. It was argued before us that Bateman, being the man supplying the iron, and having a good deal to do with railways, must have known exactly what was meant when Greene said to him, Only let me have the power of dealing with the iron, so that I can hand it over to the company, and so that a certificate can be given to me by the engineer of
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  PRACTICE — Misdirection — Implied Fraud.
• Ireland (George) v Livingston (Joseph Gibbons)

  30 Apr 1871 LR 5 HL 395, HL

  Subsequent considerations : 1 negative. Subsequent citations: 8.
  CONTRACT — Contract by letter of orders — Performance
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  CONTRACT — Contract by letter of orders — Performance — Principal and Agent — Vendor and Purchaser.

• Helbert v Banner (In re Barned’s Bank)

  06 Mar 1871 LR 5 HL 28, HL

  COMPANY — Companies act, 1862 — Winding-up
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  COMPANY — Companies act, 1862 — Winding-up — Past Members — Calls — Liquidators' “Estimate” — Surety.

  1 Statute considered
• Knox v Gye

  08 Jul 1872 LR 5 HL 656, HL

  Subsequent considerations : 1 positive; 2 neutral. Subsequent citations: 10.
  LIMITATION OF ACTION — Statute of limitations — Partners
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  LIMITATION OF ACTION — Statute of limitations — Partners — Fiduciary Relation — Trust — Costs — “Comprised.”