The All England Law Reports: (incorporating the Law Times Reports and the Law Journal Reports) of Cases Decided in the House of Lords, the Privy Council, All Divisions of the Supreme Court, and Courts of Special JurisdictionButterworth., 1992 |
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... accepted by the plaintiff , with the result that the action against the brokers was stayed . Three months later , the plaintiff and the first defendant reached a settlement , under which the first defendant agreed to pay the plaintiff's ...
... accepted by the plaintiff , with the result that the action against the brokers was stayed . Three months later , the plaintiff and the first defendant reached a settlement , under which the first defendant agreed to pay the plaintiff's ...
الصفحة 193
... accepted that there can in logic be no difference between an ability to consent to treatment and an ability to refuse treatment he seems to have accepted the controversial obiter dicta by Lord Donaldson MR in Re R ( a minor ) ( wardship ...
... accepted that there can in logic be no difference between an ability to consent to treatment and an ability to refuse treatment he seems to have accepted the controversial obiter dicta by Lord Donaldson MR in Re R ( a minor ) ( wardship ...
الصفحة 273
... accepted restitutionary heads . They had made no mistake , and even if they had it was a mistake of law . There was no duress , either in the colore officii sense because no service was being denied them , nor in the more usual sense ...
... accepted restitutionary heads . They had made no mistake , and even if they had it was a mistake of law . There was no duress , either in the colore officii sense because no service was being denied them , nor in the more usual sense ...
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action Agip agreement alleged Anton Piller orders application bank basis BCLC BMLR breach child Children Act 1989 circumstances claim Code common law concerned consent considered contempt contract costs Council Court of Appeal creditor criminal damages decided decision defendant disclosure Divisional Court documents duty effect entitled equity evidence exercise fact give ground Hansard held House of Lords husband injunction Inspector of Taxes intention interest involved issue judge judgment judicial review jurisdiction justice landlord Law of Restitution lease legislation liability Lord Browne-Wilkinson Lord Donaldson Lord Templeman Lordship Mareva injunction matter medical treatment offence parents Parliament payment Pepper v Hart person plaintiff police principle procedure proceedings prosecution public interest immunity purpose question reasonable refusal relevant restitutionary risk rule Serious Fraud Office solicitors statement statute statutory taxpayer tenant third party transaction trial trust wardship words