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... Lord Millett was in a minority on this point but acceded to the view of Lords Browne- Wilkinson and Hoffmann , that there should be a simple division of " the policy moneys pro rata according to the contributions made to the payment of ...
... Lord Millett was in a minority on this point but acceded to the view of Lords Browne- Wilkinson and Hoffmann , that there should be a simple division of " the policy moneys pro rata according to the contributions made to the payment of ...
Page 324
... Lord Woolf's proposals have been endorsed by successive Lord Chancellors , and both Lords Mackay and Irvine have seen them as part of a wider programme of the reform of civil justice . There was perhaps a change in emphasis when the ...
... Lord Woolf's proposals have been endorsed by successive Lord Chancellors , and both Lords Mackay and Irvine have seen them as part of a wider programme of the reform of civil justice . There was perhaps a change in emphasis when the ...
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... Lord Wilberforce . ) When Lord Wilberforce delivered the leading judgment in Prenn v Simmonds , he did not seem to realise he was starting a revolution in contract interpretation . It would appear from the judgment that His Lordship ...
... Lord Wilberforce . ) When Lord Wilberforce delivered the leading judgment in Prenn v Simmonds , he did not seem to realise he was starting a revolution in contract interpretation . It would appear from the judgment that His Lordship ...
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