Results: 43

• Belisle du Boulay v Jules Réné Herménégilde du Boulay

  11 Mar 1869 LR 2 PC 430, PC

  SAINT LUCIA — Old French Law — Ordonnances of 1555 and 1803
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  SAINT LUCIA — Old French Law — Ordonnances of 1555 and 1803 — Registration in the Island — Family name, property in — Assumption of, by Stranger — Action to restrain use of — English Law on assumption of name.

• The Bank Of Hindustan, China, and Japan Ltd, In Liquidation v The Eastern Financial Association Ltd, In Liquidation

  15 Mar 1869 LR 2 PC 489, PC

  COMPANY — Joint stock company — Indian Act, No. XIX. of 1857
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  COMPANY — Joint stock company — Indian Act, No. XIX. of 1857 — Winding up — Company's Act, No. X. of 1866, s. 174 — Powers of Liquidators to compromise claims of a class of Contributories — Sanction of Court to compromise.

• Evanturel v Evanturel

  04 Mar 1869 LR 2 PC 462, PC

  WILL — Lower canada — Execution of Will
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  WILL — Lower canada — Execution of Will — Formalities requisite — Coutume de Paris, Art. 289 — “Dicté et nommé par le Testateur aux Notaires” — Construction.

• The Owners Of The Brig Alice v The Owners Of The Brig Rosita

  28 Nov 1868 LR 2 PC 214, PC

  COLLISION — Rule of pleading “secundum allegata et probata,” when not binding.
  LORD CHELMSFORD:— Their Lordships have been placed in some little difficulty in this case, and they desire to hear one Counsel on each side in the Rosita suit, upon the ground, that the cause of injury is not properly alleged in the pleadings. There have been recent decisions in which their Lordships have held it necessary that a party seeking redress for an injury can only recover “secundum allegata et probata.” In a case in which the circumstances proved did not establish the allegations in the pleadings, although upon the true state of facts the Plaintiff would have been entitled
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  COLLISION — Rule of pleading “secundum allegata et probata,” when not binding.

• In Re Mcinnes’ Patent

  24 Feb 1868 LR 2 PC 54, PC

  PATENT — Letters patent — Specification
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  PATENT — Letters patent — Specification — Subject matter of invention — Combination of chemical substances in common use — Profits.

• In Re Mcdougal’s Patent

  05 Dec 1867 LR 2 PC 1, PC

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  PATENT — Letters patent — Subject matter known chemical substances in combination, in common use before and after grant
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  PATENT — Letters patent — Subject matter known chemical substances in combination, in common use before and after grant — Validity of — Prolongation of term, conditions necessary to establish.

• Alexander Rodger, Charles Carnie, and Richard James Gilman v The Comptoir D’Escompte De Paris, and The Chartered Bank Of India, Australia, and China

  05 Feb 1869 LR 2 PC 393, PC

  VENDOR AND PURCHASER — Stoppage in transitu — Bills of lading
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  VENDOR AND PURCHASER — Stoppage in transitu — Bills of lading — Insolvency of Vendees — Deed of Assignment — Construction — Ambiguity — Double intendment — Transfer of goods by indorsement — Consideration — Antecedent debt.

• Jean Baptiste Renaud v Joseph Guillet, Dit Tourangeau

  13 Dec 1867 LR 2 PC 4, PC

  WILL — Lower canada, law of — Will
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  WILL — Lower canada, law of — Will — Devise of immoveables — Restraint on alienation or incumbrance.

• Reid, v The Aberdeen, Newcastle, and Hull Steam Co

  30 Nov 1868 LR 2 PC 245, PC

  Subsequent citations: 2.
  APPEAL — Appeal involving question of fact only — Practice
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  APPEAL — Appeal involving question of fact only — Practice — Reluctance of appellate Court to disturb finding of Court below.

• The Rev Lewis Rugg v William Howley Kingsmill

  17 Dec 1867 LR 2 PC 59, PC

  ECCLESIASTICAL LAW — Faculty for vault — Discretion of Ordinary in granting
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  ECCLESIASTICAL LAW — Faculty for vault — Discretion of Ordinary in granting — Right to oppose — Grant of, under special conditions.