Results: 49

  • The Nasmyth

    27 Feb 1885 10 PD 41, PDA

    ADMIRALTYSalvageAgreement
  • Durham v Durham

    19 Mar 1885 10 PD 80, PDA

    Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 4.
    MARRIAGENullity of marriageInsanity, by reason of
  • In The Goods of General William Earle, Deceased

    02 Jun 1885 10 PD 196, PDA

    ADMINISTRATIONAdministration bondSureties
  • Ahier v Ahier

    14 Apr 1885 10 PD 110, CA

    PRACTICEDivorce CourtApplication for New Trial
  • The European

    24 Mar 1885 10 PD 99, PDA

    COLLISIONLiabilityEvidence of Negligence
  • In The Goods of Elizabeth McGowan, Deceased

    09 Jun 1885 10 PD 197, PDA

    SIR J. HANNEN (President). If all the property except the shares is in safe custody, the burden to be borne by the sureties will be slight, and there will be but little difficulty in obtaining them, and if the risk is not slight there is the greater reason for the Court declining to dispense with them. Applications of this kind are constantly made, but I have always discouraged them. Indeed, it is found in practice that there is no difficulty in getting security, but were it otherwise I decline to take upon myself the burden of deciding whether or no
  • The Victor Covacevich

    17 Feb 1885 10 PD 40, PDA

    PRACTICEInspection by Trinity Masters24 Vict. c. 10, s. 18.
    BUTT, J. This seems to me to be an endeavour to substitute for the ordinary and regular evidence in the cause something else, which, under certain circumstances, may no doubt be resorted to. I am of opinion that the time has not yet come when an application such as is contemplated by the words of the section should be made. Moreover, I think there would be the gravest inconvenience in adopting a course which would tend to encourage the substitution of the reports of experts for the evidence in the case. It appears that those who are applying in this
  • The Solis

    11 Mar 1885 10 PD 62, PDA

    PRACTICEWrit in remService
  • The Solway

    16 Jul 1885 10 PD 137, PDA

    EVIDENCEAdmission by Master of ShipLetter.
    SIR JAMES HANNEN. I am of opinion that this evidence is admissible. As regards the case of Nothard v. Pepper, Mr. Reid has met the difficulty which at one time I felt about it. There, the statement could only be admissible if made so by statute, for it was not made by the servant to his employer, but to a person in authority with a limited jurisdiction. It seems to me that this case comes within a leading rule of the law of evidence, for it is clear that the log of a vessel is admissible in evidence by the
  • Glenfruin, The

    31 Mar 1885 10 PD 103, PDA

    Subsequent considerations : 1 neutral. Subsequent citations: 1.
    ADMIRALTYSalvageSalving and salved Ships belonging to same Owners

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