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  • Cooper (Rowland Burrard) v Cooper (William Henry)

    04 May 1874 LR 7 HL 53, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 2 positive; 1 negative. Subsequent citations: 3.
    DEED — Will — Election

  • Ashbury Railway Carriage & Iron Co Ltd v Riche

    07 Jun 1875 LR 7 HL 653, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 2 positive. Subsequent citations: 18.
    COMPANY — Companies act, 1862 — Memorandum of Association

  • Cook v Fowler

    15 May 1874 LR 7 HL 27, HL

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    INTEREST — Warrant of attorney — Defeazance

  • Swindon Waterworks Co v Wilts & Berks Canal Navigation Co

    15 Jun 1875 LR 7 HL 697, DC

    Subsequent considerations : 1 neutral.
    CANAL — Riparian Owner — Water Rights.
    THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Cairns):— Your Lordships desired to hear a few observations with regard to the form of the decree; not, I think, because there was any doubt as to the correctness in point of substance of the judgment of the Lords Justices, but because the decree had, probably per incuriam, assumed a form which was scarcely apposite, having regard to the nature of the issues which were raised. My Lords, the questions which are raised in the present case are, no doubt, questions of very considerable importance to the parties; but they are questions which appear to me

  • Hilliard v Eiffe

    15 May 1874 LR 7 HL 39, HL

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    PRACTICE — Suit by legatee alone — 20 & 21 Vict. c. 79, s. 68.
    [1874 April 27.] THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord Cairns):— We have now received a communication from the learned Judges of the Court of Appeal in Ireland stating that they are quite satisfied that the objection urged at the Bar here upon the subject of the will of the testator having been proved, was not taken or insisted upon in the Court of Appeal in Ireland. The statement made to this House was that Mr. Butt, the leading counsel for the Appellant before the Court of Appeal in Ireland, being very much pressed for time, and being desirous to be away to

  • Hollins v Fowler

    06 Jul 1875 LR 7 HL 757, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 2 positive; 1 neutral. Subsequent citations: 4.
    TORT — Trover — Conversion

  • Charter v Charter

    24 Jul 1874 LR 7 HL 364, HL

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    WILL — Description — Name

  • Dawkins v Lord Rokeby

    01 Feb 1873 LR 8 QB 255, Ex Ct

    28 Jun 1875 LR 7 HL 744, DC

    Subsequent considerations : 2 positive; 1 neutral; 1 negative. Subsequent citations: 25.
    LIBEL AND SLANDER — Privileged Communication — Proceedings of Court of Inquiry instituted by Commander-in-Chief under Articles of War
    MILITARY LAW — Military court of inquiry — Defamatory Statements by a Witness

  • Robinson v Mollett

    06 Jul 1875 LR 7 HL 802, HL

    Subsequent considerations : 1 positive.
    PRINCIPAL AND AGENT — Broker — Custom of a particular Market.
    THE LORD CHANCELLOR proposed the following question to the Judges:— Whether the judgments of the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer Chamber were right? [1875 May 7.] MR. JUSTICE BLACKBURN:— My Lords, in answer to your Lordships' question, I say that in my opinion the judgments of the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer Chamber are right. The Plaintiff seeks to recover in consequence of his having incurred liability from executing (in the manner stated in the Case) two orders to purchase tallow for the Defendant, one being an order to purchase 50 tons given on the 2nd of April,

  • Codrington (Helen Jane) v Codrington (William John)

    12 Jul 1875 LR 7 HL 854, DC

    Subsequent citations: 3.
    MARRIAGE — Marriage settlement — Coverture

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