The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 93
... defendant ; and now on the appeal Lord Sumner differed from his colleagues . Some of the points of the decision which was in favour of the defendants were that , by the terms of sect . 2 of the Act of 1912 , a lessee would include a ...
... defendant ; and now on the appeal Lord Sumner differed from his colleagues . Some of the points of the decision which was in favour of the defendants were that , by the terms of sect . 2 of the Act of 1912 , a lessee would include a ...
Page 94
... defendant bank cheques so signed . As the defendants had become holders of cheques which had never been the property of their customer , they were primâ facie liable to the plaintiff for conversion , unless protected by sect . 82 of the ...
... defendant bank cheques so signed . As the defendants had become holders of cheques which had never been the property of their customer , they were primâ facie liable to the plaintiff for conversion , unless protected by sect . 82 of the ...
Page 95
... defendants for the entire loss . Not only had he the balance sheets prepared by the accountant , but he had at all times power of reference to his own pass - book and to the returned cheques . The accumulated weight of these facts ...
... defendants for the entire loss . Not only had he the balance sheets prepared by the accountant , but he had at all times power of reference to his own pass - book and to the returned cheques . The accumulated weight of these facts ...
Page 96
... defendants , as owners of a canal , were bound under the terms of their authorising Act to build and maintain certain bridges ; and they contended now that neither at Common law nor otherwise are they obliged to maintain the roads over ...
... defendants , as owners of a canal , were bound under the terms of their authorising Act to build and maintain certain bridges ; and they contended now that neither at Common law nor otherwise are they obliged to maintain the roads over ...
Page 133
... defendant in an action , and he must take out a summons under Order LVII . An order may then be made for an issue between the claimants to be stated , and tried , and it is upon this trial , and the difficulties which not infrequently ...
... defendant in an action , and he must take out a summons under Order LVII . An order may then be made for an issue between the claimants to be stated , and tried , and it is upon this trial , and the difficulties which not infrequently ...
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