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... Lords , Lord Wilberforce ( p 815 ) seemed to embrace Lord Atkinson's previous tart dismissal of election manifestos in Roberts v Hopwood [ 1925 ] AC 578 , 596-597 . Lord Diplock , citing the Tameside case , did accept that a manifesto ...
... Lords , Lord Wilberforce ( p 815 ) seemed to embrace Lord Atkinson's previous tart dismissal of election manifestos in Roberts v Hopwood [ 1925 ] AC 578 , 596-597 . Lord Diplock , citing the Tameside case , did accept that a manifesto ...
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... Lord Atkin's " relationship of proximity " must still exist and " the scope of the duty must depend on all the circumstances of the case . ” ( Peabody Donation Fund , supra , at 534 , per Lord Keith ) The extent to which Lord Keith's ...
... Lord Atkin's " relationship of proximity " must still exist and " the scope of the duty must depend on all the circumstances of the case . ” ( Peabody Donation Fund , supra , at 534 , per Lord Keith ) The extent to which Lord Keith's ...
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... Lord Keith's reformulation of Lord Wilberforce's test , be seen to be potentially more restrictive . Both tests essentially resulted from the same judicial desire : that of being able to refuse to impose a duty of care where the overall ...
... Lord Keith's reformulation of Lord Wilberforce's test , be seen to be potentially more restrictive . Both tests essentially resulted from the same judicial desire : that of being able to refuse to impose a duty of care where the overall ...
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