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  • Dickenson v Jardine

    25 May 1868 LR 3 CP 639, CP

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    INSURANCEMarine InsuranceJettison
  • Ames v Colnaghi

    01 May 1868 LR 3 CP 359, CP

    BANKRUPTCYBankruptcy act, 1861Composition Deed
  • Ryan v Thompson

    14 Jan 1868 LR 3 CP 144, CP

    METROPOLISMetropolis management amendment act, 1862 (25 & 26 vict. c. 102), s. 96Right of Tenant to deduct from his Rent Payments of Money assessed upon the Premises for Works done under the 105th section of the Metropolis Management Act, 1855 (18 & 19 Vict. c. 120)
  • The Free Fishers Of Whitstable v Foreman

    08 Jun 1867 LR 2 CP 688, CP

    19 Jun 1868 LR 3 CP 578, Ex Ct

    PRESCRIPTIONAnchorage-due, what will sustain a Claim forAntient Port.
    June 19. The judgment of the majority of the Court (Kelly, C.B., Channell, B., Blackburn and Mellor, JJ.), was delivered by KELLY, C.B. This is a special case stated for the purpose of raising the question whether the plaintiffs are entitled to an anchorage-toll of 1s. in respect of each vessel anchoring or taking ground below low-water mark in the anchorage-ground at Whitstable. A claim to a similar toll in respect of vessels coming into the railway harbour was abandoned in the court below. In a former action, – Gann v. Free Fishers of Whitstable, – brought by the now
  • Crow v Robinson (Reeves v Nesbitt)

    31 Jan 1868 LR 3 CP 264, CP

    PRACTICELord Mayor's CourtAttachment
  • Fletcher v Alexander

    30 Apr 1868 LR 3 CP 375, CP

    INSURANCEMarine InsuranceJettison
  • Leete v Hart

    21 Apr 1868 LR 3 CP 322, CP

    FALSE IMPRISONMENTNotice of ActionLarceny Act (24 & 25 Vict. c. 96), s. 113
  • Bradlaugh v De Rin (No 2)

    06 Jul 1868 LR 3 CP 538, CP

    BILL OF EXCHANGEInvalid Indorsement in France of Bill drawn there and accepted in England.
    July 6. The judgment of Bovill, C.J., and Willes, J., was delivered by WILLES, J. This was an action by the alleged indorsee of a bill of exchange drawn in France upon and accepted by the defendant in England, and in France indorsed in blank to the plaintiff, who sued thereon in his own name, and had a verdict, subject to leave reserved to enter a nonsuit, upon the ground that, by the law of France, an indorsement in blank does not transfer any property in or right to sue upon the bill, but amounts to a procuration only, according
  • Parsons v The Vestry Of St Mathew, Bethnal Green

    18 Nov 1867 LR 3 CP 56, CP

    HIGHWAYVestryLiability for omitting to Repair a Road
  • Grill v The General Iron Screw Colliery Co Ltd

    04 Jun 1866 LR 1 CP 600, CP

    12 May 1868 LR 3 CP 476, Ex Ct

    Subsequent citations: 2.
    SHIPPINGShip and shippingConstruction of Bill of Lading

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