Results: 53

• Mercantile Bank v Gladstone

  01 Jun 1868 LR 3 Exch 233, Ex Ct

  SHIPPING — Ship and shipping — Transfer of Ship on Voyage
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  SHIPPING — Ship and shipping — Transfer of Ship on Voyage — Master — Bill of Lading “free of Freight.”

• Lord Foley v Inland Revenue Comrs

  08 Jun 1868 LR 3 Exch 263, Ex Ct

  STAMP DUTY — Stamp — Mortgage
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  STAMP DUTY — Stamp — Mortgage — Transfer to New Trustees — Several Deeds.

• Wilson v Ford

  23 Jan 1868 LR 3 Exch 63, Ex Ct

  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Desertion — What are “Necessaries” for the Wife
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  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Desertion — What are “Necessaries” for the Wife — Costs of Suit for Restitution — Expenses of Professional Advice — Counsel's Opinion — Attorney's Bill.

• Scott v Stansfield

  03 Jun 1868 LR 3 Exch 220, Ex Ct

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  DEFAMATION — Slander — County Court Judge
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  DEFAMATION — Slander — County Court Judge — Words spoken by, while sitting in capacity of Judge — Malice — Irrelevance.

• Earl Of Derby v Bury Improvement Comrs

  28 Feb 1868 LR 3 Exch 121, Ex Ct

  14 May 1869 LR 4 Exch 222, Ex Ct

  Subsequent citations: 2.
  NUISANCE — Sewers — Construction
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  NUISANCE — Sewers — Construction — Local Act and General Act — Compensation — Nuisances Removal Act, 1855 (18 & 19 Vict. c. 121), s. 22 — General Highway Act (5 & 6 Wm. 4, c. 50), s. 67.

  4 Statutes considered

• Pearson v Glazebrook

  23 Nov 1867 LR 3 Exch 27, Ex Ct

  COUNTY COURT — Jurisdiction — Title
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  COUNTY COURT — Jurisdiction — Title — Landlord and Tenant.

• Mudge v Rowan

  28 Jan 1868 LR 3 Exch 85, Ex Ct

  BANKRUPTCY — Husband and Wife — Separation Deed
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  BANKRUPTCY — Husband and Wife — Separation Deed — Covenant to pay Annuity during separation — Contingency — 12 & 13 Vict. c. 106, s. 175 — 24 & 25 Vict. c. 134, s. 154.

• Smith v Mercer

  20 Nov 1867 LR 3 Exch 51, Ex Ct

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  SALE OF GOODS — Payment by “approved” Bill — Vendor's Right to have recourse to Purchaser on dishonour of Bill
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  SALE OF GOODS — Payment by “approved” Bill — Vendor's Right to have recourse to Purchaser on dishonour of Bill — Duty of Vendor — Notice of dishonour — Purchaser not a party to Bill.

• Perryman v Lister

  14 May 1868 LR 3 Exch 197, Ex Ct

  FALSE IMPRISONMENT — Reasonable and Probable Cause — Hearsay Evidence.
  PIGOTT, B. [after stating the facts of the case, proceeded]:— The view taken by the Lord Chief Baron at the trial was, that the defendant was bound to have inquired of Robinson, and to have learned from him whether he had seen the rifle in the plaintiff's possession, before he was justified in causing the arrest, and he so directed the jury, who thereupon found a verdict for the plaintiff. With all respect, I cannot think this view was correct. It may be taken that although a probable cause did exist, yet that is not enough unless the facts which
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  FALSE IMPRISONMENT — Reasonable and Probable Cause — Hearsay Evidence.

• Mcfadzen v Mayor and Corpn Of Liverpool

  09 Jun 1868 LR 3 Exch 279, Ex Ct

  PRACTICE — Interrogatories — Criminating Question
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  PRACTICE — Interrogatories — Criminating Question — Time for taking Objection — Interrogating Officer of Corporation.