Results: 33

• Colonial Bank of Australasia v Willan

  23 Mar 1874 LR 5 PC 417, PC

  Subsequent considerations : 2 neutral. Subsequent citations: 7.
  MINES — Mining courts of the colony of victoria — Appeal
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  MINES — Mining courts of the colony of victoria — Appeal — Inferior Court — Certiorari.

• Richer v Voyer

  02 May 1874 LR 5 PC 461, PC

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT — Civil code of lower canada — Essentials to Gift
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  NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT — Civil code of lower canada — Essentials to Gift — Negotiable Instrument.

• Wood v Smith

  20 Mar 1874 LR 5 PC 451, PC

  SHIPPING — Compulsory pilotage — Exemption from Liability under 17 & 18 Vict. c. 104, s. 388
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  SHIPPING — Compulsory pilotage — Exemption from Liability under 17 & 18 Vict. c. 104, s. 388 — Duties of Pilot and Crew.

• Blackmore v The North Australian Co Ltd

  13 Nov 1873 LR 5 PC 24, PC

  Subsequent citations: 1.
  COLONY — Colonial act — Statutory Obligation
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  COLONY — Colonial act — Statutory Obligation — Refund of Purchase-Money.

• The Chaudiere Gold Mining Co Of Boston v George Desbarats, William E Desbarats, and Dame Louise Pothier

  29 Jul 1873 LR 5 PC 277, PC

  LAND — Mortmain — A Trading Corporation cannot acquire or hold Lands in Lower Canada
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  LAND — Mortmain — A Trading Corporation cannot acquire or hold Lands in Lower Canada — Warranty — Warranty implied by Law excluded by express Warranty.

• Dapueto v Messrs James Wyllie & Co

  21 Mar 1874 LR 5 PC 482, PC

  Subsequent citations: 3.
  ADMIRALTY — Admiralty court act, 1861, s. 6 — Liability of Ship for Breach of Contract where Goods carried into English port.
  SIR MONTAGUE E. SMITH:— This is an appeal from an order of the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, rejecting a Petition on Protest to the jurisdiction of the Court, in a cause in rem instituted against the ship Pieve Superiore, for damage to cargo under the 6th section of the Admiralty Court Act, 1861. The facts alleged in the Petition on Protest are: that the Appellant, the owner of the ship, lived in Genoa; and that, on the 30th March, 1872, a charterparty was made in London, between him and Mr. Schiller, on behalf of the house of
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  ADMIRALTY — Admiralty court act, 1861, s. 6 — Liability of Ship for Breach of Contract where Goods carried into English port.

  1 Statute considered

• McLean v McKay

  09 May 1873 LR 5 PC 327, PC

  CONTRACT — Validity of Contract — Easement
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  CONTRACT — Validity of Contract — Easement — Covenant running with the Land — Agreement by Vendor of Land with Purchaser, that adjoining Land “should never be hereafter sold, but left for the common Benefit of both Parties and their Successors” — Construction of Deed.

• Pisani v Attorney-General for Gibraltar

  23 Jun 1874 LR 5 PC 516, PC

  PRACTICE — Consent — Waiver of Appeal
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  PRACTICE — Consent — Waiver of Appeal — Purchase by Solicitor from Client.

• Thomas Shrubsole Beal, The Master, and Harry S Edwards, The Owner Of The SteamshipJames C Stevenson v Ferdinand Marchais, The Master, and Francis Pineau, The Owner Of The BarqueBougainville

  24 Apr 1873 LR 5 PC 316, PC

  SHIPPING — Duty of steamer approaching sailing-vessel — Contributory Negligence.
  SIR ROBERT J. PHILLIMORE:— This is an appeal from the decision of the Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court at Gibraltar in a case of collision between a steamer and a sailing-vessel. The collision took place in the Straits of Gibraltar, according to the best conclusion their Lordships can come to from the evidence, somewhere about eight and a half miles east of Tarifa. The nature of the damage was this: The sailing-vessel ran into the steamer at right angles ten feet abaft the stem. The consequences of the collision were very serious to both vessels, both being obliged to put
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  SHIPPING — Duty of steamer approaching sailing-vessel — Contributory Negligence.

• Prince v The Queen

  03 Dec 1873 LR 5 PC 1, PC

  CUSTOMS AND EXCISE — New south wales customs acts, construction of — Omission in Bill of Entry
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  CUSTOMS AND EXCISE — New south wales customs acts, construction of — Omission in Bill of Entry — Forfeiture.